Jun Ho Huh
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Jun Ho
Huh
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Interests
My interests are in security, trustworthy logging, and distributed systems. The aim of my DPhil is to explore how trusted computing and virtualization can be used to strengthen existing designs for distributed audit and logging. I am also interested in designing security architectures for large-scale distributed systems (based on trusted virtualization) that facilitate trustworthy job execution and data aggregation. More recently, I have become interested in designing and employing usable security for Internet banking services.
Biography
I am a doctoral student at the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford; my supervisor is Dr Andrew Martin. Before coming to Oxford, I completed my Software Engineering/International Business double degree at University of Auckland.
Selected Publications
| Managing application whitelists in trusted distributed systems Jun Ho Huh‚ John Lyle‚ Cornelius Namiluko and Andrew Martin In Future Generation Computer Systems. Vol. 27(2). Pages 211−226. February, 2011. |
| Hybrid spam filtering for mobile communication Ji Won Yoon‚ Hyoungshick Kim and Jun Ho Huh In Computers & Security. Vol. 29(4). Pages 446–459. June, 2010. |
| On the Security of Internet Banking in South Korea Hyoungshick Kim‚ Jun Ho Huh and Ross Anderson No. RR−10−01. March, 2010. |
