Carleton Computer Security Lab (CCSL)

About CCSL

The Carleton Computer Security Lab (CCSL) consists of both a physical laboratory (HP 5145) and the faculty and students working within it. CCSL is one of several labs in Carleton's School of Computer Science that explores problems involving computer and Internet security motivated by real-world problems. CCSL begins with computer security as a focal point, and to pursue the mission of exploring fundamental security issues in networked information systems, the scope naturally extends to include related areas as needed, e.g., web security, Internet of Things (IoT), network security, operating system and kernel security, platform security and trusted computing.

CCSL Resources

We maintain a repository of research-related resources, such as useful tips, security conference information, internal activities, and software tools we have developed.

CCSL News

January 2021. Paper accepted in IEEE ICC 2021.
December 2020. Paper accepted in NDSS 2021.

All News

Research Projects

We have worked on a variety of research projects related to computer/Internet security. Consult our Research page for select past and ongoing research projects.

Joining the Group

We are always looking for strong, committed, and hard working students. If you are passionate about computer security research, and you believe you have what it takes to joining our group, contact us.