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==[[Courses|Teaching]]==  
==[[Courses|Teaching]]==  
I have currently teaching:
I haven't been able to teach much since moving from Monterey to the East Coast, but I am working on a textbook that describes how to find leaks of private information.


I have recently taught:
* Fall 2012 - [[CS3690|CS3690 - Network Security]]
* Fall 2012 - [[CS3690|CS3690 - Network Security]]
I have recently taught:
* Fall 2010 - [[CS4920|CS4920 - Automated Computer Forensics]]  
* Fall 2010 - [[CS4920|CS4920 - Automated Computer Forensics]]  
* Summer 2011 - [[CS3636|CS3636 - Data Fusion with Online Information]]  
* Summer 2011 - [[CS3636|CS3636 - Data Fusion with Online Information]]  

Revision as of 07:00, 3 January 2013

Welcome to Simson Garfinkel's web site.

Simson L. Garfinkel is an Associate Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. His research interests include computer forensics, the emerging field of usability and security, personal information management, privacy, information policy and terrorism. (Read full bio.)

Recent and Upcoming Tutorials and Presentations

See also my Presentations Archive

Working Papers

Here are working and draft papers relevant to some of the topics in my talks:

Recent Publications

You may find these articles interesting:

Academic
  1. Garfinkel, S. Digital Forensics XML and the DFXML toolset, Digital Investigation, 2012.
  2. Garfinkel, S., and Dinolt, G. Operations with Degraded Security. IEEE Security & Privacy, pages 18–23, November/December 2011
  3. Beverly, Robert, Simson Garfinkel and Greg Cardwell, "Forensic Carving of Network Packets and Associated Data Structures", DFRWS 2011, Aug. 1-3, 2011, New Orleans, LA BEST PAPER AWARD (Acceptance rate: 23%, 14/62)
Journalistic

Current Research

You can find a complete list of my research on my Research page.

Teaching

I haven't been able to teach much since moving from Monterey to the East Coast, but I am working on a textbook that describes how to find leaks of private information.

I have recently taught:

You may also be interested in the complete list of courses I have taught.

Current Projects

Software and systems:

Writing:

I actively supervise:

  • regxml_extractor, a tool for converting Windows Registry files to XML and SQLite databases.

You may also be interested in my Future Projects, especially if you are looking for ideas.

Completed Projects


Useful Resources

Where to find me online


Other sites of interest