Jackson Sippe
PhD Student in Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder
Hello world! I'm Jackson, a security researcher currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. My research focuses on network security, internet censorship, and privacy. I am particularly interested in how we can better secure the internet against large scale adversaries and more specifically, how QUIC can be leveraged to enhance user privacy and security. I am always looking for new and exciting research problems to work on! If you are interested in collaborating, please reach out.
Research Interests
Network Security
Investigating novel approaches to securing network infrastructures and protocols, with a focus on QUIC and TLS security.
Internet Censorship
Exposing new censorship techniques and developing methods for identifying and bypassing censorship mechanisms.
Internet Measurement
Developing methods for identifying security and censorship threats in network traffic, including QUIC/TLS fingerprinting and network scanning.