John Lyle
John Peter Lyle
Interests
My interests are primarily in systems security and assurance. During my DPhil I investigated new ways of applying Trusted Computing technologies to web services, primarily through integrity measurement and remote attestation. I have most recently been involved in the webinos project, focusing on mobile and cross-platform security and privacy, with an emphasis on providing a secure (and privacy-preserving) execution environment for mobile web applications.
My other research interest is provenance, in particular the tools and techniques for identifying the history of data. Combining and applying techniques from trusted computing in order to generate better and more trustworthy provenance is one of my long-term research goals.
Biography
I was (until July 2013) a post-doctoral research assistant on the EU FP7 webinos project. The webinos project is defining and implementing a secure, cross-platform execution environment for mobile web applications. More details can be found on the website and in my publications. As well as webinos, I briefly worked on TCLOUDS, another large FP7 EU project. Both TClouds and webinos began in autumn 2010. Between 2007 and 2010 I studied for my DPhil with Dr Andrew Martin. I finished and submitted my final thesis in 2011. Before coming to Oxford I completed an MEng degree in Computing at Imperial College London.
I am no longer at The University of Oxford. You can now find me on https://johnlyle.com.
Selected Publications
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Developing secure‚ unified multi−device and multi−domain platforms: A case study from the webinos project
Andrea Atzeni‚ John Lyle and Shamal Faily
In Architectures and Protocols for Secure Information Technology. IGI Global. 2013.
To Appear
Details about Developing secure‚ unified multi−device and multi−domain platforms: A case study from the webinos project | BibTeX data for Developing secure‚ unified multi−device and multi−domain platforms: A case study from the webinos project
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Policies in Context: Factors Influencing the Elicitation and Categorisation of Context−Sensitive Security Policies
Shamal Faily‚ John Lyle‚ Ivan Flechais‚ Andrea Atzeni‚ Cesare Cameroni‚ Hans Myrhaug‚ Ayse Goker and Robert Kleinfeld
In Proceedings of the Workshop on Home Usable Privacy and Security. 2013.
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Guidelines for Integrating Personas into Software Engineering Tools
Shamal Faily and John Lyle
In Proceedings of the 5th ACM SIGCHI symposium on Engineering interactive computing systems. Pages 69–74. 2013.
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