Mike Just

I am a Research Fellow in the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh . I received my PhD in Computer Science from Carleton University in 1998.

• My cv.
• Research Interests, Activities and Projects
• Publications
• Teaching

I can be contacted by email at mike.just "at" ed.ac.uk

Research Interests, Activities and Projects

Research Interests

I generally focus my reseach in areas of computer security, and am particularly interested in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) issues for security protocols and applications, particularly those related to authentication. I am also interested in applied cryptography.

Research Activities

I am currently, or have been associated with, the following academic conferences.

• HCI 2009 (Review Committee - 2009)
• Selected Areas in Cryptography (Program Committee - 2009, 2004, 1997 [co-chair], Organizing Committee - 2003, 1997, 1995)
• Financial Cryptography (Program Committee - 2005)
• Workshop on Privacy and Security Aspects of Data Mining (Program Committee - 2004 )
• ADHOC NetwOrks and Wireless (ADHOC-NOW) - (Program Committee - 2003, 2002)
• ACM Computer and Communications Security (CCS) - (Program Committee - 1999)

Research Projects

• Knowledge-Based Authentication

Students

• Simon Le Parc - Next Generation Authentication
• Sharmila Mukherjee - Security and Privacy in Pervasive Computing

Publications

Most recent publications associated with the Knowledge-Based Authentication project are available here. A complete list of my publications is available from my cv. Copies are available through several online sources. If you have trouble finding one, send me an email.

• Google Scholar
• DBLP

I also have a few patents, which can be found here.

Teaching

As a Sessional Lecturer, I have taught several classes over the years.

• Applied Cryptography. A 4th year course in Computer Science at Carleton University. (2008, 2007, 2006)
• Computer Security and Cryptography. A combined 4th year and graduate course in Computer Science at Carleton University. (2002, 2001)
• Discrete Mathematics A 1st year course in Computer Science at Carleton University. (1995)