Carleton Internet Security Lab (CISL)

About CISL

Carleton Internet Security Lab (CISL) focuses on understanding and solving security and privacy issues that plague today's Internet. Our research aims to secure the Internet, the networks and systems connected to it (e.g., IoT devices, and Internet-connected autonomous systems), and emerging Internet-based technologies (e.g., SDN, 5G, and LoRa). We perform large-sclae Internet measurements to analyze the security and deployability of Internet infrastructures and operations (e.g., TLS, DNSSec, Secure BGP, authentication, and secure geolocation). Consult our Publications page for more information.

CISL Activities

If you like to attend our seminars, or learn more about CISL research activities, contact us.

CISL News

Feb 26, 2020. Paper accepted in IEEE EuroS&P.
Dec 20, 2019. Paper accepted in ACM CHI.
Feb 10, 2019. Paper accepted in IEEE TDSC.
Jan 18, 2019. Paper accepted in USENIX Security.

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Research Projects

We are currently working on projects related to authentication, DNSSec, service delegation, Internet censorship, and IoT security. Consult our Publications page for more information.

Joining the Group

We are always looking for strong, committed, and hard working students. If you are a prospective grad student interested in working with one or more of the professors in CISL, or our sister lab CCSL, please fill out this form. You will need a free Google (gmail) account to do this.