Fifth year computer engineering graduate student in the Network Security research group working under Eric Wustrow studying security and systems in the ECEE department at the University of Colorado Boulder.
I am currently working on Conjure, a next generation refraction networking scheme that provides active and passive probe resistance as well as enumeration resistance.
News
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12/2020 -- Our work "NATting Else Matters: ..." has been accepted to PAM21 -- Our work 'NATting Else Matters: Evaluating IPv6 Access Control Policies in Residential Networks' was accepted into the proceedings of PAM 2021.
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07/2020 -- "Running Refraction Networking For Real" Accepted and presented -- Our work 'Running Refraction Networking For Real' was accepted into the proceedings of PoPETS 2020. Link
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02/2020 -- "Detecting Probe Resistant Proxies" Paper Accepted -- Our work 'Detecting Probe Resistant Proxies' was accepted into the proceedings of NDSS 2020. Link
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11/2018 -- Conjure at ACM CCS 2019 -- Our work 'Conjure: Summoning Proxies from Unused Address Space' was presented at the ACM CCS 2019 conference during the 'Censorship' session.
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09/2019 -- Conjure Paper Accepted -- Our work 'Conjure: Summoning Proxies from Unused Address Space' was accepted into the proceedings of ACM CCS 2019. Link
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2/2019 -- ExSpectre at NDSS 2019 -- Our work 'ExSpectre: Hiding Malware in Speculative Execution' was presented at NDSS 2019. Slides
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11/2018 -- ExSpectre Paper Accepted -- Our work 'ExSpectre: Hiding Malware in Speculative Execution' was accepted into the proceedings of NDSS 2019. Link
Recent Works
- Running Refraction Networking for Real -- Benjamin VanderSloot, Sergey Frolov, Jack Wampler, Sze Chuen Tan, Irv Simpson, Michalis Kallitsis, J. Alex Halderman, Nikita Borisov, and Eric Wustrow -- Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies | Volume 2020: Issue 4 -- [paper] [slides] [video]
- Detecting Probe-resistant Proxies -- Sergey Frolov, Jack Wampler, Eric Wustrow -- NDSS 2020 -- [paper]
- Conjure: Summoning Proxies from Unused Address Space -- Sergey Frolov, Jack Wampler, Sze Chuen Tan, J. Alex Halderman, Nikita Borisov, Eric Wustrow -- ACM CCS 2019 -- [paper] [github] [slides]
Projects
Conjure
A modular system for connecting to proxies. Designed to be probe-resistant, enumeration resistant, and easy to integrate at multiple layers in networking pipelines.
SPASM
A light 6 bit ISA and associated emulator in conjuction with our work on ExSpectre: Hiding Malware in Speculative Execution which uses a stack based architecture to allow arbitrary functionality. Check it out.