Igor Margasiński

Institute of Telecommunications, Warsaw University of Technology
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Igor Margasiński is a researcher at Department of Computer Networks and Switching of Institute of Telecommunications, Warsaw University of Technology (WUT). Margasiński received a Ph.D. in Telecommunications in 2008 and master's degrees (M.Sc. in Telecommunications in 2003, and M.Eng. of Telecomm. Systems and Networks in 2002) from Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at WUT. From 2003 till 2005 he worked as a security technologist in Bureau of the Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data (GIODO). He has been involved in numerous scientific, auditing, and technical projects, among others for: 3M Poland, Netia S.A., UPS, White & Case, Clearwire, Lidl, Wincor Nixdorf. Cisco certified instructor (Network Security since 2004 and Network Associate since 2002). A consultant in a field of personal data protection and IT security. Co-founder of NetAcad.PL. Member of Security Research Group.

Research interests

Igor Margasiński's research focus is on: large-scale distributed networks & applications; network security; privacy in information society, privacy enhancing technologies and information hiding techniques; anonymous networks' design, operations and modelling — in particular for peer-to-peer overlays and mobile agent systems; traffic performance measurement for anonymous systems; and security of personal data processing.

Selected projects

  • Overlays for Network Control and Support of Evolved Services Infrastructures (WP.JRA.1.6); Trust, Privacy and Security (WP.JRA.3.4). Network of Excellence Euro-NF (2008-2010).
  • P2PRIV Peer-to-peer direct and anonymous distribution overlay. (2007-..).
  • Trusted Communication Platform for Multi-Agent Systems (TrustMAS). US Army and US Air Force R&D project (2007-2008).
  • Rules of 802.16d Network Planning Including Potential Implementation of 802.16e Network. WiMAX joined project with Netia S.A. (2006).
  • E-GIODO Platform. Project founded by EU European Regional Development Fund — ERDF (2004-2005).

Teaching

Students

  • Maciej Brylewicz, M.Eng. Student (Ensuring Anonymity in Searching for Information).
  • Katsiaryna Stsefanovich, M.Eng., M.Sc. Student (Anonymous Publications of Blogs in Distributed Overlay Networks).
  • Damian Mironiuk, M.Eng. Student (Access Control System with Resources Reservation).
  • Paweł Kowalik, M.Eng. Student (Digital Identity Management and Privacy, Security of Open ID).
  • Adam Kubiaczyk, M.Sc. Student (P2PRIV Connectivity and Integration).
  • Krzysztof Lasota, M.Eng. Student (P2PRIV Core Protocol Development).
  • Przemysław Dołowy, M.Sc. Student (Anonymous P2P Overlays).
P2PRIV Project