Scholar
Giuseppe Ateniese
Google Scholar ID: EyZJ08MAAAAJ
George Mason University
Citations & Impact
Citations
10,207
H-index
40
i10-index
81
Publications
20
Co-authors
52
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- NSF CAREER Award for research in privacy and security
- Google Faculty Research Award
- IBM Faculty Award
- IEEE CISTC Technical Recognition Award for cloud security research
- Pioneering contributions to proxy re-cryptography, anonymous communication, two-party computation, secure storage, and provable data possession
- Widely recognized in media for work on editable blockchains and AI-powered password cracking
Research Experience
- Professor and Eminent Scholar in Cybersecurity, George Mason University
- Farber Endowed Chair and Department Chair, Stevens Institute of Technology
- Assistant/Associate Professor and co-founder of the Information Security Institute, Johns Hopkins University
- Researcher, IBM Zurich Research Lab
- Scientist, Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California
- Visiting Professor, Microsoft, Redmond
Background
- Professor, Eminent Scholar in Cybersecurity and CCI Faculty Fellow in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Cyber Security Engineering at George Mason University.
- Former Farber Endowed Chair in Computer Science and Department Chair at Stevens Institute of Technology.
- Previously affiliated with Sapienza University of Rome (Italy), Assistant/Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University (USA), and co-founder of the JHU Information Security Institute.
- Former researcher at IBM Zurich Research Lab (Switzerland) and scientist at the Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California (USA); also served briefly as a visiting professor at Microsoft in Redmond (USA).
- Current research focuses on privacy-preserving machine learning and decentralized secure computing based on blockchain technology.
- Contributions span proxy re-cryptography, anonymous communication, two-party computation, secure storage, and provable data possession.
