Lincoln Thurlow

My name is Lincoln Thurlow. I started my PhD in 2012 at the University of California Santa Cruz. I left with my M.S. in 2016. I recieved my B.S in Computer Science from here as well. I worked in the Center for Research in Storage Systems (CRSS) under Dr. Miller and the Working Applied Group on Security and Privacy (WASP) under Dr. Long. My M.S. thesis advisor was Dr. Smith. I also worked with Dr. Obraczka as part of thesis research on network programmability. I helped develop a C++ high performance Galois field arthemetic library for Erasure Codes. I founded Security Santa Cruz in 2009. Where I taught lockpicking and demonstrated cyber security techniques. Worked at Smarkets Inc until end 2017. Joined ISI in 2018, currently working on the Merge testbed framework, and DcompTB.

Selected Courses which I enjoyed. (UG = Undergraduate, G = Graduate)

• Fundamentals of Compiler Design (CMPS104a,UG)
• Operating Systems (CMPS111,UG)
• Senior Design (CMPE129a-c,UG)
• Analysis of Algorithms (CMPS201, G)
• Advanced Computer Security (CMPS223,G)
• Distributed Systems (CMPS232, G)
• Machine Learning (CMPS242, G)
• Cryptography and Computer Security (CMPS290X, G)
• Computer Architecture (CMPE202, G)
• Computer Networks (CMPE252, G)

Courses I have TA'd

• CMPE150 Fall 2012
• CMPE151 Spring 2013
• CMPE150 Fall 2013
• CMPE151 Spring 2014
• CMPE150 Fall 2014
• CMPE150 Fall 2015

Publications

• Lincoln Thurlow, Ryan Goodfellow, and Steve Schwab “Sled: System-Loader for Ephemeral Devices” at CNERT 2019, INFOCOM 2019 Workshop.
• Joel Frank, Shayna Frank, Lincoln Thurlow, Thomas Kroeger, Ethan Miller, Darrel Long, “Percival: A Searchable Secret Split Datastore.” in IEEE International Conference on Massive Storage Systems and Technology, Oct 2015.
• Bradley Smith, Lincoln Thurlow, “Practical Multipath Load Balancing with QoS,” in IEEE International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications, San Diego, CA, Jan 2013.