Clay Shields

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  Clay Shields, Purdue University

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  Clay Shields, Purdue University, USA

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  Dr. Clay Shields Probes Computer Forensics and Network Security, Georgetown College Research News, March 2008

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  Clay Shields
  
  Georgetown University

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  AntiPolygraph.org News » Blog Archive » Lie Catchers... - [Cached Version]
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  Clay Shields, an associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University, says a voice analyzer offers a low-tech approach to lie detection.These voice stress analysis tools, which do not need wires or any other connection to the person being interrogated, can detect levels of stress in the voice."It's inaudible to humans," Mr. Shields says.

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  Clay Shields CERIAS - CERIAS Security Seminar Archive - KHIP - A Scalable Protocol for Secure Multicast Routing
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  Clay Shields · Purdue CERIAS
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  Clay was born in Washington, D.C, and spent much of his childhood living overseas as required by the career of his stepfather, who was a covert agent for the CIA. Clay got an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Virginia, and after a year as a computer programmer on Capitol Hill, joined the U.S. Army. As an infantry officer with the 101st Airborne Division, Clay served overseas with the peace-keeping force in the Sinai Peninsula, earning a commendation for liaison work with the Egyptian and Israeli military. Because sitting in a muddy foxhole with a rifle was not intellectually challenging enough, Clay left the Army to return to graduate school. He attended the University of California at Santa Cruz, and for his dissertation he studied computer networking, particularly multicast routing and network security issues. With the ink not yet dry on his PhD, Clay took a job as an assistant professor in computer science at Purdue University, not so much for easy access to corn, but to be associated with CERIAS and to continue his research into network security. Clay is particularly interested in finding ways to exploit existing protocols, in designing secure protocols and in finding ways to keep careful track of what is happening in a network while maintaining user privacy and anonymity.

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  Clay Shields · Assistant Professor · CERIAS, Purdue University
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  Clay was born in Washington, D.C, and spent much of his childhood living overseas as required by the career of his stepfather, who was a covert agent for the CIA. Clay got an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Virginia, and after a year as a computer programmer on Capitol Hill, joined the U.S. Army. As an infantry officer with the 101st Airborne Division, Clay served overseas with the peace-keeping force in the Sinai Peninsula, earning a commendation for liaison work with the Egyptian and Israeli military. Because sitting in a muddy foxhole with a rifle was not intellectually challenging enough, Clay left the Army to return to graduate school. He attended the University of California at Santa Cruz, and for his dissertation he studied computer networking, particularly multicast routing and network security issues. With the ink not yet dry on his PhD, Clay took a job as an assistant professor in computer science at Purdue University, not so much for easy access to corn, but to be associated with CERIAS and to continue his research into network security. Clay is particularly interested in finding ways to exploit existing protocols, in designing secure protocols and in finding ways to keep careful track of what is happening in a network while maintaining user privacy and anonymity.

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  Clay Shields Georgetown University

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  Clay Shields (Georgetown University)

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  Electronic CIPHER, Issue 44, September 15, 2001 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/22/2001    Last Visited: 10/18/2002  

  of Massachusetts, and Clay Shields, Purdue University.Submissiondeadline is October 5, 2001.Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:- Network privacy and anonymity- Multicast and group-communication security- Intrusion detection and response- Network traceback

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