Keith  Irwin 
1016 Manchester Drive
Raleigh, NC, USA  27609
919-781-3651
KeithIrwin@yahoo.com
 
Education:
	Carnegie Mellon University, B.S., Computer Science, 05/1998
	North Carolina State University, current Computer Science PhD candidate

Relevant Coursework:
	CMU: Number Theory, Special Topics in Theoretical Cryptography, Algorithms, Algorithms Core, Game Theory
	NC State: Information Systems Security

Publications:
"Using Prime Numbers for Cache Indexing to Eliminate Conflict Misses"; Mazen Kharbutli, Keith Irwin, Yan Solihin, and Jaejin Lee; 10th Intl. Symposium on High Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA); Feb 2004

"Four Simple Attacks on HDCP"; Keith Irwin; Web self-publication, July 2001; Cited in a paper presented to ACM-CCS8 DRM Workshop, Nov 2001

Under review:
"An Identifiability-Based Access Control Model for Privacy Protection in Open Systems"; Keith Irwin and Ting Yu; Submitted to ACM Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society

Relevant Work Experience
Teaching Assistant for Information Systems Security course, NC State University
From: 01/2004    To: 05/2004
Assisted in the preparation of homeworks, test, and exams.  Graded the homeworks and half of the exam.  Explained the course material to students requesting help.
 
Research Assistant, NC State University
From: 05/2003    To: 08/2003
Designed low-level computer architecture revisions.  Performed simulations to evaluate same and wrote papers about the results.

Cryptographic Consulting, Silicon Image, Inc.
From: 08/2001  To: 10/2001
Performed HDCP-related analysis (specific details covered by NDA) until economic conditions forced the project to be terminated.