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Alastair Beresford is a Professor of Computer Security at the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory and a Robin Walker Fellow at Queens' College. His research focuses on various aspects of computer security, including developing new techniques for keystroke timing obfuscation and studying the efficiency of anonymity networks like Tor. Beresford has supervised numerous students, contributing to significant findings such as the identification of vulnerabilities in OpenSSH and the design of secure group messaging systems. His work has resulted in multiple publications in premier security conferences and has won awards. He is also engaged in interdisciplinary research through the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre, where he and his colleagues use data-driven approaches to understand criminal activity and support cybercrime research globally. In addition to his research endeavors, he plays a technical leadership role in the Isaac Learning Platform, which aims to enhance STEM education through technology.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Leading research in computer security and supervising undergraduate and doctoral students.
Standard postgraduate requirements for Department of Politics and International Studies (POLIS) and related humanities departments.