Marina Sanusi Bohuk


marina@cs.cornell.edu
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About

I'm a fifth year PhD student in the Department of Computer Science at Cornell University advised by Tom Ristenpart and studying applied security and privacy. My research interests focus on designing secure authentication systems and countermeasures to protect againnst abuse. Most recently, I have worked on detecting password guessing attacks on real login data. In my free time, I can be found singing choral music, singing in operas, and spending time with my husband and son.

Publications

Teaching

  • Cornell
    • TA for CS4414: Operating Systems, Fred Schneider and Robbert Van Renesse (Fall 2019)
    • TA for CS5435: Security & Privacy in the Wild, Vitaly Shmatikov (Fall 2022)
    • TA (part-time) for CS5435: Security & Privacy in the Wild, Tom Ristenpart (Spring 2024)
  • University of Virginia
    • Head TA for CS2150: Program and Data Representation, Mark Floryan and Aaron Bloomfield (2016-2018)
    • TA for CS4414: Operating Systems, Andrew Grimshaw (Spring 2018)
    • TA for CS1110: Introduction to Programming, Mark Sherriff and Luther Tychonievich (2014-2016)

Awards

  • Louis T. Rader Undergraduate Award for Teaching, University of Virginia, May 2018
  • Louis T. Rader Undergraduate Award for Service, University of Virginia, May 2016