Computer Laboratory

Joseph Bonneau

I am a PhD candidate in the Security Group of the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, supervised by Professor Ross Anderson. I am a Gates Cambridge Scholar and member of Churchill College.

My educational background is primarily in computer science and mathematics, with a specific formal background in cryptography. I hold BS and MS degrees from Stanford University. I have previously researched side-channel attacks, formal verification of protocols, software obfuscation, and voting security.

My current research focuses on security and privacy for the web, specifically human authentication protocols, privacy for the social web, and human cryptographic protocols.

I provide services as an independent security consultant. I previously worked as a Cryptographic Scientist at Cryptography Research, Inc. where I consulted on a variety of industrial projects and obtained the very grown-up photo show here.

My personal homepage has more information about me and how I procrastinate.