Industry work on detecting misuse of sensitive data by people with legitimate access, at the scale of regulated healthcare systems.
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Technical report on the privacy-cognizant IoT environment built for the DARPA Brandeis program.
Turns an organization's existing Wi-Fi infrastructure into a source of occupancy and exposure insight during a pandemic, with privacy protections that prevent revealing any individual's movements.
Experience report on moving the DARPA-funded TIPPERS privacy-preserving IoT platform from a university testbed to testing in the U.S. Navy's Trident Warrior exercises.
Uses Intel SGX to process spatial time-series data securely while hiding access volumes and enabling verification of results.
Journal version of IoT Notary: tamper-evident, cryptographically verifiable records of what a smart environment's sensors captured and under which policy, so compliance can be checked independently after the fact.
Sole-author overview of my doctoral research on privacy-preserving data collection and sharing in smart spaces.
Prevents eavesdroppers from inferring residents' activities from the timing and volume of smart-home traffic, with verifiable guarantees that devices follow the protocol.
A privacy-enabled sensing platform supporting COVID-19 applications such as occupancy monitoring and exposure awareness.
Design of middleware that enforces privacy policies when IoT sensor data is shared with applications.
Preprint describing oblivious, privacy-preserving COVID-19 mitigation strategies built on organizational Wi-Fi data.
QUEST (pandemic monitoring over existing Wi-Fi, with individual privacy protected) and CareDEX (NSF-funded data exchange for senior-care communities during disasters).
Best Paper Award. Introduces sensor data attestation for smart spaces: users and auditors can verify that data was captured according to declared policies.
A verifiable communication scheme that hides smart-home device activity from network observers; the conference precursor to Canopy.
Best Paper Award (IEEE NCA 2019). Cryptographic techniques that make privacy protection in connected environments provable rather than merely promised.
DARPA-funded platform that lets smart buildings use sensor data while enforcing privacy rules for the people inside. Deployed on the UC Irvine campus and tested in the U.S. Navy's Trident Warrior 2019 and 2020 exercises.