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Shouhuai Xu (PhD: Fudan University, 2000)
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Texas at San Antonio

office: Science Building 4.01.46
phone: (210)458-5739
fax: (210)458-4437
email: shxu(at)cs(dot)utsa(dot)edu

mailing address:
Department of Computer Science
University of Texas at San Antonio
One UTSA Circle
San Antonio, TX 78249


The 2013 ACM Asia Public-Key Cryptography Workshop (AsiaPKC 2013)


Research           

Supervising           

Teaching           

Professional Activities/Services           

Publications 


Current Research Projects/Threads

Research Long-term Goal

A Unified Foundation of Cyber Security

Funded Research Projects


RA openings!

    I am always seeking highly motivated PhD students who have a strong desire to pursue excellent PhD work.

Current PhD/MS Students I supervise

1.     Weiliang Luo (PhD)

2.     Li Xu (PhD)

3.     Zhenxin Zhan (PhD)

4.     Qingji Zheng (PhD)

5.     Greg Hoffer (PhD)

6.     Moustafa Saleh (PhD)

Graduated students I supervised with Thesis

1.     Adam Tyra (MS Thesis: A Characterization of Complex Network Attack Resilience), Dec. 2012. (Adam was a part-time student.)

2.     Paul Parker (PhD Thesis: Protecting Cryptographic Keys and Functions from Software-based Attacks), Dec 2010. First employment: Assistant Professor at Dallas Baptist University

3.     Giovanni Del Valle (Masters Thesis: Protecting Cryptographic Keys from Memory Disclosure Attacks), May 2010. First employment: Rackspace

4.     Erhan John Kartaltepe (Masters Thesis: Malicious Impostor Emails: Emerging Threats and Countermeasures), April 2006. First employment: SouthWest Research Institute.

Defended PhD Thesis Committees I Served

1.     Hongwei Tian. PhD Thesis: Privacy-preserving Data Mining Through Data Publishing and Knowledge Model Sharing. 2012

2.     Lijie Zhang. PhD Thesis: Privacy-Preservation in Social Graphs. 2012.

3.     Ruting Jia (ECE). PhD Thesis: Semi-global Stabilization of Nonlinear Systems via Output Feedback and Sampled-Data Controls with Applications to Power Systems. 2012.


Teaching

CS 6353 Unix and Network Security (Spring 2013; Graduate)

CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2013; Undergraduate)

CS 6393 AT: Cyber Security (Fall 2012; Graduate)

CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2012; Undergraduate)
CS 2233 Discrete Mathematical Structures (Spring 2012; Undergraduate)

CS 6373 Applied Cryptography (Fall 2011; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2011; Undergraduate)
CS 2233 Discrete Mathematical Structures (Spring 2011; Undergraduate)
CS 6393 AT: Cyber Security (Fall 2010; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2010; Undergraduate)
CS 6373 Applied Cryptography (Fall 2009; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2009; Undergraduate)
CS 6373 Applied Cryptography (Fall 2008; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2008; Undergraduate)
CS 6393 Advanced Topics in Computer Security: Reliable and Secure Distributed Systems (Fall 2007; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2007; Undergraduate)
CS 6463 AT: Applied Cryptography (Fall 2006; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2006; Undergraduate)
CS 6973 Special Problems: Applied Cryptography (Fall 2005; Graduate)
CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2005; Undergraduate)

CS 6973 Principles of Information Security (Fall 2004; Graduate)

CS 4363 Cryptography (Spring 2004; Undergraduate)

CS 6973 Special Problems: Applied Cryptography (Fall 2003; Graduate)

 


Professional Activities/Services

o    2013 ACM Asia Public-Key Cryptography Workshop (AsiaPKC 2013)

o    The Second ACM Workshop on Scalable Trusted Computing (STC'07)

o    The First ACM Workshop on Scalable Trusted Computing (STC'06)


Publications:

Copyright notice: The copyright of the papers available online had already been transferred to the corresponding organizations or presses.

Other Publications (in Chinese):