I am a PhD Student studying under Professor Ross Anderson. I am interested in all things security, and of late have been focusing my attention on homomorphic encryption, voting systems, and adversarial ML. I enjoy writing code, and particularly enjoy breaking existing code. I did my undergraduate studies at Harvard and have been affiliated with the Cambridge Computer Laboratory since 2020. I also work for Microsoft, where I put security knowledge into practice.
My full bio can be found here, and my non-academic site can be found here.
I'm currently looking at the security of election systems and neural machine translation models. If you share interest in these areas, get in touch!
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With the recent quadrennial instantiation of the US presidential election, discussions of election security have predictably resurged across much of the world. Indeed, news cycles in the US, UK, and EU abound with talking points surrounding the security of elections.