Markus used to be a faculty member, first at New York University and later at Indiana University. He is currently an adjunct associate professor position at Indiana University at Bloomington. He has supervised and co-supervised a large number of Masters and PhD students from MIT, Stanford University, EPFL, Stevens Institute of Technology, New York University and Indiana University. He has also been an informal mentor of several junior colleagues. Read my advice for students and junior researchers.
- How to Log In to a Smartwatch. While bicycling.
- Wear Your Password!
- Get rid of passwords. Increase security.
- Reduce phishing by 80%
- Go mobile, and everything changes. Especially security.
- Are Nigerian Scams from Nigeria? (Click to find out.)
- Click-fraud, and how some problems persist.
- 360-Degree Vision of the Problem. Technical, legal, social, cultural.
- Mobile Malware detection. No heuristics.
- Unclonable device identity on a standard cell phone. How can that be done?
- Can we use guilt instead of crypto in secure protocol design?
