I am a Ph.D. student in the Security Lab at the University of California - Santa Barbara. My research focuses on web-based malware (that is, protecting you from harm when you are online) and deniable communication (that is, letting dissidents in oppressed regimes talk to the rest of the world).
In my free time, I'm a GNOME member, and a developer of GTG. I also enjoy hacking with team Shellphish and Epic Fail.
I've also worked in Robotics, in particular with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles.
My Linkedin profile can be found here.
And here's my publications.
You can write me at:
- invernizzi.l@gmail.com for personal matters
- invernizzi@cs.ucsb.edu when research is at stake
- lucainve@gnome.org for anything FLOSS
Voip
I'm available on
Skype, under the
username
l.invernizzi.
Research
- iSecLab blog: The International Security Lab blog
- Angels Project: A web site I authored for an European project on underwater(2009) robotics.
- Pesapod blog: My team blog for an ESA competition(2008).
Open Source
- Technology blog: A blog on open-source projects managed by my friends and I.
- Launchpad: Where I go to FLOSS (mostly).
- Ohloh: Keeps track of (some) open-source contributions.
Social networking
Hacking and Coding
- EpicFail blog: A blog on hacking authored by UCSB's EpicFail team.
- 0x1BADFEED: My blog on hacking and coding matters
- Github: A place for some of my public contributions
- Stack Overflow: Programming questions