DC-Area Anonymity, Privacy, and Security Seminar Mailing list Web: Google Group Email: <dc-anonymity-privacy-security@googlegroups.com> Organizers Aaron Johnson <aaron.m.johnson213.civ AT us.navy.mil> Paul Syverson <paul.f.syverson.civ AT us.navy.mil>

Overview

Next Seminar

• November 13th, 2026
  Georgetown University

Past Seminars

• May 5th, 2026
  University of Maryland, College Park
• December 4th, 2025
  George Washington University
• February 21st, 2025
  Georgetown University
• June 28th, 2019
  Georgetown University
• February 25th, 2019
  University of Maryland, College Park
• November 28th, 2018
  George Washington University
• June 25th, 2018
  Georgetown University
• February 26th, 2018
  George Mason University
• October 20th, 2017
  University of Maryland, College Park
• June 9th, 2017
  University of Maryland, Baltimore County
• February 17th, 2017
  George Mason University
• October 21st, 2016
  The George Washington University
• June 20th, 2016
  Georgetown University
• February 19th, 2016
  University of Maryland, College Park
• November 20th, 2015
  Georgetown University
• May 4th, 2015
  The George Washington University
• February 27th, 2015
  Georgetown University
• November 17th, 2014
  University of Maryland, College Park
• May 23rd, 2014
  Georgetown University
• January 24th, 2014
  University of Maryland, College Park
• October 11th, 2013
  The George Washington University
• May 10th, 2013
  George Mason University
• January 18th, 2013
  University of Maryland, College Park
• October 26th, 2012
  Georgetown University

DC-Area Anonymity, Privacy, and Security Seminar

Fall 2026 Seminar
Friday, November 13th, 2026
1:00 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Location: Georgtown University
Host: Yoshi Kohno

Paul Syverson will be organizing this seminar. Please email Paul (paul.f.syverson.civ AT us.navy.mil) by Wednesday, October 7th if you would like to give a talk. You just need to request a slot-titles and abstracts will be due October 21st. The time per talk will be 25 +/- 5 minutes, depending on how many requests we get.

This is a great opportunity to share your results, attract collaborators, get early feedback on a talk, and test out new ideas. It's fun (coffee and snacks provided), it's convenient (just an Uber/Metro/drive away), and it's useful (we have attendance by excellent local researchers and practitioners)!