David Kohlbrenner
Apply to the UW PhD program.
Info
I am an Assistant Professor in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington.
Previously I was a post-doc
with Dawn
Song and
the ADEPT lab
at UC Berkeley, and did my PhD
with Hovav
Shacham at UC San Diego.
Google Scholar profile
Contact: dkohlbre [at] cs.washington.edu
If you are a UW student, please send from your academic email address
(david.kohlbrenner [at] gmail.com for non-academic)

Research
My research interests span software security, systems, and hardware architecture.
I put special focus on the impact of hardware design on high-level software security.
Active projects include:
Next generation microarchitectural side-channels and formal defenses.
FPGA analog side-channels.
The Keystone TEE framework for RISC-V.
Teaching
CSE484 Computer Security and Privacy (Au21, Wi21)
CSE564 (Graduate) Computer Security and Privacy (Au20)
CSE599 Hardware Security (Sp22)
Previously:
Advanced topics on secure hardware (UC Berkeley)
CSE80 Linux and the Command Line aka T4CS (UC San Diego)
Students
Michael Flanders (PhD)
Conference Publications
Second place at CSAW Applied Research 2016