Rachel Greenstadt and Michael D. Smith.
Collaborative Scheduling: Threats and Promises Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Workshop on Economics and Information Security, Cambridge, England, June 2006.
Rachel Greenstadt, Jon P. Pearce, Emma Bowring and Milind Tambe.
An Experimental Analysis of Privacy Loss in DCOP Algorithms, Fifth International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (AAMAS), Hakodate, Japan, May 2006.
Tony Vila, Rachel Greenstadt, David Molnar, Why We Can't Be Bothered To Read Privacy Policies: Privacy as a Lemons Market, Fifth International Conference on Electronic Commerce (ICEC 2003), Pittsburgh, PA, October 2003. Also presented at the
Second International Workshop on Economics and Information Security, College Park, Maryland, May 2003.
"Security in Virtualized Environments." Presented at the Center for Research on Computation and Society (CRCS), Harvard University, October 10, 2007
2nd Encuentro Internacional de Seguridad Informatica (EISI), University of Manizales, Colombia, October 4, 2007
"Security in Virtualized Environments." Presented at
2nd Encuentro Internacional de Seguridad Informatica (EISI), University of Manizales, Colombia, October 3, 2007
"SSDPOP: Improving the Privacy of DCOP with Secret Sharing." Presented at
the Distributed Constraint Reasoning (DCR) Workshop, September 23, 2007
"Improving Privacy in Distributed Constraint Optimization." Thesis defense, Presented at Harvard University, April 22, 2007
"SSDPOP: Improving the Privacy of DCOP with Secret Sharing." Presented at
IBM TJ Watson Laboratory, April 9, 2007
"SSDPOP: Improving the Privacy of DCOP with Secret Sharing." Presented at
MIT Lincoln Laboratory, March 9, 2007
"SSDPOP: Improving the Privacy of DCOP with Secret Sharing." Presented at
Carnegie Mellon University, December 9, 2006
"Analysis of Privacy Loss in Distributed Constraint Optimization" Presented at IBM TJ Watson Laboratory, October 12, 2006
"Interesting Happenings at the Privcy Enhancing Technologies Workshop." Presented at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, August 28, 2006
"Analysis of Privacy Loss in Distributed Constraint Optimization." Presented at AAAI, July 18, 2006
"Privatizing Constraint Optimization." Presented at the AAAI/Sigart Doctoral Consortium, July 16, 2006
"Collaborative Scheduling: Threats and Promises." Presented at the Workshop on Economics and Information Security. Cambridge, UK, June 28, 2006
"Experimental Analysis of Privacy Loss in DCOP Algorithms." Presented at the Distributed Constraint Reasoning (DCR) Workshop, May 8, 2006
"Privatizing Constraint Optimization." Presented at the AAMAS Doctoral Consortium, May 8, 2006
"Experimental Analysis of Privacy Loss in DCOP Algorithms." Presented at
Harvard's Artificial Intelligence Research Group (AIRG) Seminar, February 2, 2006
"Protecting Personal Information: Obstacles and Directions." Seminar talk,
Univerity of Southern California, TEAMCORE group, July 2005.
"Protecting Personal Information: Obstacles and Directions." Presented at the Workshop on Economics and Information Security. Cambridge, MA, June 3, 2005
"Tools for Censorship Resistance." Presented at The First International Ethical Hacking congress. Santa Cruz, Bolivia, March 2, 2005.
"Tools for Censorship Resistance." Presented at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Livermore, CA, August 2005.
Rachel Greenstadt, ``Intrusion Detection and Response in LOCKSS'', PDF, Qualifying Exam Talk, Harvard University, September 30, 2004.
Rachel Greenstadt, ``Tools for Censorship Resistance'', PDF, DEFCON 12, July 30, 2004.
Rachel Greenstadt, ``Covert Channels'', PDF presented to Securitas, Harvard University, October 27, 2003.
Rachel Greenstadt, ``Why We Can't Be Bothered To Read Privacy Policies: Privacy as a Lemons Market,''PPT presented at the ICEC, Pittsburgh,PA, October 2, 2003.
Introduction to Computer Science I (Harvard - CS 50)
Fall 2005: under Professor Mike Smith
Network Security Protocols (Harvard - CS 243)
Spring 2003: under Professor Radia Perlman
Graded weekly problem sets and quizzes, held weekly sections and office hours,
gave guest lecture. Nominated for DEAS Teaching Fellow award.
Introduction to Algorithms (MIT - 6.046)
Spring 2002: under Professors Piotr Indyk and Michel Goemmans
Fall 2001: under Professors Charles Leiserson and Erik Demaine
Spring 2001: under Professors Madhu Sudan and Piotr Indyk
Designed problem set and exam questions, taught weekly recitations
Grader for problem sets, Spring 2000
Tutor in high school math, 1994-1999
Employment Experience
Harvard Computer
Science Network Laboratory, Research Assistant, (Summer 2002),
I work with Professor H.T. Kung on security analysis and design
of an IP-layer anonymizing infrastructure.
MIT Lab for Computer Science, Research Assistant, (Summer 2001)
I worked with Kevin Fu, Frans Kaashoek and the Cookie Eaters Group
on the cookie collection project. I built a web proxy to collect
ephemeral cookies, researched collecting cookies transmitted using
SSL and wrote web based materials to explain client authentication
on the web.
Mitsubishi Electronics Research Lab, Research Intern, (Summer-Fall 2000)
I worked with Dr. Carol Strohecker on human
computer interaction research. My work focused on redesiging the
Software Construction Kits for learning. In particular, I revised and
reworked the Bones kit for use in the Museum of Science. This kit
allows a user to create a creature and then animate it.
Litton Guidance and Control Systems, Intern, (Summers 1999, 1998)
I worked on programming, debugging and building simulators for
helicopter control systems in Java, Ada and C. I also performed unit
testing and wrote documentation. I designed and produced slides of
the system for a presentation to the government of New Zealand.
