Publications and other reports
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iTag: A Personalized Blog Tagger (draft)
- Michael Hart, Rob Johnson, Amanda Stent.
ACM Conference on Recommender Systems, New York City, October 2009.
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Pre-Patched Software (draft)
- Jianing Guo, Jun Yuan, Rob Johnson.
USENIX Workshop on Hot Topics in Security, Montreal, Canada, August 2009.
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Usable Privacy Controls for Blogs (draft)
- Michael Hart, Claude Castille, Rob Johnson, Amanda Stent.
IEEE Symposium on Social Intelligence and Networking, Vancouver, Canada, August 2009.
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Exploiting Unix File-System Races via Algorithmic Complexity Attacks
- Xiang Cai, Yuwei Gui, and Rob Johnson.
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, Berkeley, CA, May 2009.
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A Practical Mimicry Attack Against Powerful System-Call Monitors
- Chetan Parampelli, R. Sekar, and Rob Johnson.
ASIACCS, Tokyo, March 2008.
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More Content - Less Control: Access Control in the Web 2.0
- Michael Hart, Rob Johnson, Amanda Stent.
IEEE Web 2.0 Privacy and Security Workshop, Oakland, CA, May 2007.
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RICH: Automatically Protecting Against Integer-Based Vulnerabilities
- David Brumley, Tzi-cker Chiueh, Robert Johnson, Huijia Lin Dawn Song.
Proceedings of the 14th Annual Network & Distributed System Security Symposium, San Diego, CA, February, 2007.
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Flow-Insensitive Type Qualifiers
- Jeff Foster, Rob Johnson, John Kodumal, Alex Aiken.
Transactions on Programming Languages, Vol. 28, Issue 6,
pp. 1035-1087, 2006.
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Deflation-Secure Web Metering
- Rob Johnson, Jessica Staddon.
International Journal of Information and Computer Science, Vol. 1(1/2), 2006.
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Fixing Races for Fun and Profit: How to abuse atime
- Nikita Borisov, Rob Johnson, Naveen Sastry, and David Wagner.
Proceedings of the
Fourteenth USENIX Security Symposium (USENIX Security
2005), August 2005.
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Finding User/Kernel Pointer Bugs With Type Inference
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Rob Johnson and
David Wagner.
13th USENIX Security Symposium, 2004.
The slides (PDF) from the
conference talk are available. These slides also have a high-level
overview of other CQual features and a tutorial on developing new
analyses with CQual.
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FAIR: Fair Audience InfeRence
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Rob Johnson and
Jessica Staddon.
2002 ACM Workshop on Digital Rights Management.
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Multiplicative Differentials
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Nikita Borisov,
Monica Chew,
Rob Johnson, and
David Wagner.
Fast Software Encryption 2002.
This paper generalizes the techniques developed in the MultiSwap
attack and uses them to attack several other ciphers.
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Cryptanalysis of MultiSwap
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Nikita Borisov,
Monica Chew, and
Rob Johnson
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A Cryptanalysis of the High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection System
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Scott Crosby,
Ian Goldberg,
Rob Johnson,
Dawn Song, and
David Wagner.
ACM Workshop on
Security and Privacy in Digital Rights Management.
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Homomorphic Signature Schemes
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Robert Johnson,
David Molnar,
Dawn Song, and
David Wagner.
RSA
2002, Cryptographer's track.
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Non-transferable Anonymous Credentials
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Hao Chen
Monica Chew,
Rob Johnson, and
Dawn Song.
This report is the result of a class project in which we developed
authentication schemes that did not reveal the identity of the party
being authenticated. We decided the results were interesting, but not
good enough to publish. E-mail me if you're really interested.
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New Approaches to Data Location
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Hao Chen
Monica Chew, and
Rob Johnson.
This report summarizes our class project for Networking. I think it
contains some interesting results. If you're interested in Bloom
filter routing, you might also like to visit Sean Rhea's page.
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On Union-closed Families, I
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Rob Johnson and
Theresa Vaughan,
in the Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A 85, pp. 112-119.