Carlos Ribeiro

Carlos Ribeiro is an Associate Professor at the University of Lisbon (Instituto Superior Técnico), affiliated with the Distributed Systems Group. His work focuses on computer security, trusted computing, e-voting systems, sensor networks, and operating systems architecture. He teaches courses such as Concurrent Programming, Information Security Research Seminars, and Communications Security.

Key research interests include intrusion detection systems (e.g., ARGAN-IDS), privacy-preserving identity management (e.g., STORK), and secure voting protocols (EVIV). His work also addresses challenges in wireless networks, such as mitigating Evil Twin attacks via WiFiHop and enforcing location privacy through the Jano framework. Collaborations span topics like robust address assignment in sensor networks and worm containment in peer-to-peer overlays.

Recent publications (2024) explore industrial video systems for remote operations and adversarial-resistant cybersecurity solutions. Earlier work includes frameworks for eID federations, mobile payment systems (MobiPag), and policy-based security specifications.

• Education: PhD in Computer Science (unspecified), with extensive academic contributions since 1990.
• Labs/Teams: Distributed Systems Group, Jano Privacy Project, EVIV Voting System Team.
• Grants/Funding: Not explicitly listed in provided materials.