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Hamed Haddadi

Imperial College London & Brave Software

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Oxford Don!

🎓 New life chapter: I am super excited about joining (formally) “The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford” as a Professor of Human-Centred Systems in the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford and an Official Fellow of the wonderful Kellogg College, University of Oxford effective 1st October 2026. The longest gown in town has been obtained!

Guarantee

Our work “GuaranTEE: Towards Attestable and Private ML with CCA” will appear at EuroMLSys 2024! 🎉

URKI EPSRC Open Plus Fellowship on Securing the Next Billion Consumer Devices on the Edge

Jan 2024: We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join us for my EPSRC fellowship. Please see the job ad here https://www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/description/ENG02969/research-associate-user-centred-systems’-securityprivacy. Deadline : 30 Apr.

Analytics on the Edge (Privacy, Utility, and Cost)

The rapid rise in the connected sensors, actuators, and their accompanying applications surrounding us, often collectively referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT) has lead to a growing interest and attention from the governments, the industry, the scientific community amongst other communities. The numerous opportunities presented by the IoT industry, however, often come at the cost of…

Wearables - the Last Year’s Hype

More and more devices, claiming to make us fitter, stronger, and healthier were flooding the marked over the last couple of years. While those devices started out as mere ‘smart’ pedometers to count our steps during the day and magically transferring the collected data to the cloud for users to view in online dashboards or on their phone. Over the years, additional sensors and metrics, such as…

Privacy-Preserving time-Series Data Analysis

An increasing number of sensors on mobile, Internet of things (IoT), and wearable devices generate time-series measurements of physical activities. Though access to the sensory data is critical to the success of many beneficial applications such as health monitoring or activity recognition, a wide range of potentially sensitive information about the individuals can also be discovered through…

Privacy-Preserving Analytics using Edge Computing

A recent NSF report and a number of security and privacy disasters in the IoT space (see the blog post on Schneier’s blog) highlighted the challenges and opportunities in Edge Computing, leveraging the high processing capabilities and low latency offered at the edge of the network (IoT devices, smartphones, cloudlets) for achieving scalable yet secure and private analytics. Recently we put a few…

Workshop on Decentralized Machine Learning, Optimization and Privacy (Sep 11-12, 2017)

Schedule and slides available on: https://team.inria.fr/magnet/workshop-on-decentralized-machine-learning-optimization-and-privacy/

Designing an open source IoT Hub with MQTT and Android

With constantly evolving hardware and increased competitiveness from manufacturers in the construction of the IoT enabled home, the difficulty in managing and securing the multitude of internet enabled devices at any individual’s disposal is ever greater, with competing applications tailored to manage Bluetooth devices, Wi-Fi Direct or NFC enabled “things”. While the means of connectivity are ever…

The 2nd workshop on Personal Data Systems, Sommarøy, Norway (PDS 2017)

Hosted by the Department of Computer Science, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, Schedule and slides available on: http://www.corporesano.no/eventspersonal-data-systems-workshop-2017pds-2017-program-preliminary/