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Marina Blanton
Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
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Education: PhD from Purdue University (2007); MS from Purdue University (2004); MS from Ohio University (2002)
My research interests are centrally in information security, privacy, and applied cryptography. Recent projects span across areas such as secure computation and outsourcing, integrity of outsourced computation and storage, private biometric and genomic computation, authentication, and anonymity.
New! I am looking for a software developer to join my research group and work on secure multi-party computation compiler PICCO. Position description is posted here.
Research
Publications: by year by type
Vita (PDF)
The PICCO compiler is available from GitHub (new location).
My research projects were featured in International Innovation: Securing Data during Computation.
Algorithms and Theory of Computation Handbook
Current Program Committees:
PETs Prize Challenge
USENIX Security 2023
USENIX Security 2022
Teaching
CSE 199 Fall 2022