Who We Are

Here are the folks who are working, or have worked, on this project.

Faculty Members

• Matt Bishop
  Project leader; database developer
• Karl Levitt
  Project sage, user of exploits and signatures

Graduate Student Researchers

• Ricardo Anguian
  Temporarily working as a TA; worked on race conditions previously
• David O'Brien
  Preparing for his qualifying exam preparation; previously, Jack of all trades, focusing on denial of service

Undergraduate Students

• Bryan Cameron
  Maintainer of the isolated network
• Ricardo Gomez
  Testing Windows NT Vulnerabilities
• Keith Herold
  Looking at techniques to detect code that is vulnerable to buffer overflows
• Angelina McCleod
  Testing Windows NT Vulnerabilities

Alumni and Alumnae

• L. Todd Heberlein
  Founder and President of Net Squared, Inc.
• Michael Dilger
  At Sun Microsystems; key person in race condition work and in building a database
• Joel Dodson
  At Octel, Inc.; did work developing a vulnerabilities classification scheme
• Alexandra Smith
  Lieutenant, US Air Force; did work classifying vulnerabilities
• Scot Templeton
  At HP in Roseville; developed isolated net, tested vulnerabilities
• Omer Vanegas
  UCD undergraduate; converted vulnerabilities into DOVES format
• Bema Yeo
  UCD undergraduate; converted vulnerabilities into DOVES format
• Teresa White
  UCD undergraduate; tested stdio library for robustness, worked on wrapper; research on DOVES formats
• Jason Yang
  UCD undergraduate; worked on robust version of stdio library