Mohammed Almeshekah

14 Abonné

Mohammed H. Almeshekah has been working in the area of Information Security since 2006. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Purdue University and a Masters in Information Security from Royal Holloway, University of London. His work appeared in a number of leading conferences and journals; and profiled by CIO, ACM TechNews, Kaspersky Labs and other international outlets appearing in more than 4 languages. Currently, Mohammed works as an assistant professor in the computer science department at King Saud University. Previously, Mohammed worked on improving the security of the Chrome and Firefox browsers working at both Google and Mozilla as a Security Engineer. In addition, he had won...

deception passwords security authentication information security computer أمن الحاسبات أمن المعلومات truth northrup grumman defense thesis attacks purdue phd lying cognitive psychology bias malware firewall attack hacking covert communication privacy tls digital certificates x.509 certificates revocation ssl mozilla firefox firefox

Tout plus

Présentations
Documents
Infographies

Plus récents Les plus populaires

Mohammed Almeshekah

أساسيات أمن المعلومات

Truth and Consequences

Using Deception to Enhance Security: A Taxonomy, Model, and Novel Uses -- Thesis Defense

Back Channels Can be Useful! – Layering Authentication Channels to Provide Covert Communication

Planning and Integrating Deception into Computer Security Defenses