OVERVIEW
- This is a page about the research of Qi He, a project scientist,
Carnegie Mellon University. His research
interest lies in cryptography and network security, especially in public key
cryptosystems and their applications over the Internet.
- Being interested in design and analysis of security protocols,
his work mainly involves research and development on:
electronic payment system,
electronic voting system,
and
public key infrastructure (pki)
& virtual private network (vpn), etc..
- Hacking network and systems code, he designed and developed a
Remote Router Monitor
for high performance network resource management (Sep., 1998).
- Loving Java programming, he drinks Java every day for his
Security Agent: Agent-Based Public-Key Infrastructure
.
PUBLICATIONS
SOFTWARE
- Remote Monitor
, a tool for
high-performance networking.With a GUI, it enables user to remotly perfrom the router network
resource management, bandwidth reservation, performance analysis.
The development is supported by DOD and it has been used and evaluated on the DARPA wide area
test network, CAIRN
. The latest version (C/TclTk, for FreeBSD) was released in Jan. 1999.
- e-KQML
, an extended KQML package (in Java) which can be used for
public key certificate management (apply/issue, sign/verify certificate etc), and agent secure
communication (encryption, decryption, integrity verification).
This is the very initial version (in Java) released in Dec. 1998.
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