Adrian Perrig

An Zhuo Pei Rui
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I am a Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and have appointments in the departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Engineering and Public Policy; and Computer Science. I also serve as the technical director of Cylab, our Cybersecurity Laboratory, as well as the technical director of the CMU-Taiwan iCast project.

My research focuses on networking and systems security, security for mobile computing and sensor networks. My other research interests are in human interfaces for security, networking, operating systems, and applied cryptography.

Contact Information
Email Address
Office CIC (Collaborative Innovation Center) 2107
Telephone 412 268 2242
Mailing Address 2110 CIC
4720 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Teaching
Spring 2009
 18-731 / 14-731: Network Security.
Fall 2008 18-630 / 19-631 / 95-830: Introduction to Security and Policy.
Spring 2008
 18-731 / 14-731: Network Security.
Fall 2007 18-630 / 19-631 / 95-830: Introduction to Security and Policy.
Spring 2007 18-731 / 14-731: Network Security.
Fall 2006 18-630 / 19-631 / 95-830: Introduction to Security and Policy.
Spring 2006 18-487: Introduction to Computer and Network Security and Applied Cryptography.
Fall 2005 18-630 / 19-631 / 95-830: Introduction to Security and Policy.
Research Projects, Publications, and Student Information
More information about our research projects, publications, and student information is available on our group web site.

Information about our MURI project, led by Virgil Gligor: Designing Reliable and Secure Tactical MANET's.
Miscellaneous
Information about my thesis and the book "Secure Broadcast Communication" are available on my book page.

Information about the TESLA project is available on the TESLA project page.

I enjoy landscape photography! Some photos I took 1995 to 1997 are available here.

My name in some interesting font I've created:
Adrian Perrig's Research Group     Carnegie Mellon University     CIC Building     4720 Forbes Avenue     Pittsburgh, PA     15213