
Contact details
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Office: | NU building, room 11A-01 |
Mailing address: | Brian Johannesmeyer Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam De Boelelaan 1081A 1081 HV, Amsterdam The Netherlands |
About me
I joined the VUSec group in 2019 as a PhD student. My research interests span systems security, program analysis, and microarchitectural attacks.
Previously, I did my MS at UC San Diego, where I worked with the security group. Before that I did my BS at the University of Arizona, where I worked on the Lynx Project.
Publications
- Triton: A Software-Reconfigurable Federated Avionics Testbed
Sam Crow, Brown Farinholt, Brian Johannesmeyer, Karl Koscher, Stephen Checkoway, Stefan Savage, Aaron Schulman, Alex C. Snoeren, Kirill Levchenko.
USENIX CSET 2019. - FaCT: A DSL for Timing-Sensitive Computation
Sunjay Cauligi, Gary Soeller, Brian Johannesmeyer, Fraser Brown, Riad S. Wahby, John Renner, Benjamin Grégoire, Gilles Barthe, Ranjit Jhala, Deian Stefan.
ACM PLDI 2019. - FaCT: A Flexible Constant-Time Programming Language
Sunjay Cauligi, Gary Soeller, Fraser Brown, Brian Johannesmeyer, Yunlu Huang, Ranjit Jhala, Deian Stefan.
IEEE SecDev 2017. - Dead Store Elimination (Still) Considered Harmful
Zhaomo Yang, Brian Johannesmeyer, Anders Trier Olesen, Sorin Lerner, Kirill Levchenko.
USENIX Security 2017. - A Generic Approach to Automatic Deobfuscation of Executable Code
Babak Yadegari, Brian Johannesmeyer, Benjamin Whitely, Saumya Debray.
CSAW Applied Research 2015 finalist
IEEE S&P (“Oakland”) 2015. - Identifying and Understanding Self-Checksumming Defenses in Software
Jing Qiu, Babak Yadegari, Brian Johannesmeyer, Saumya Debray, Xiaohong Su.
ACM CODASPY 2015. - A Framework for Understanding Dynamic Anti-Analysis Defenses
Jing Qiu, Babak Yadegari, Brian Johannesmeyer, Saumya Debray, Xiaohong Su.
PPREW 2014.
Teaching
I’ve helped teach a few classes, including:
- Computer and Network Security (VU Amsterdam): P1 2019, P1 2020
- Introduction to Computer Security (UC San Diego, CSE 127): Fall 2017, Spring 2018
- Introduction to Communications (University of Arizona, ECE 340A): Fall 2014, Spring 2015