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Dr James Hamlyn-Harris

Senior Lecturer and Deputy Department Chair
M Info Tech (Internet Computing), Swinburne, Australia; PhD (Engineering), Uni of Qld, Australia; MAppSc, RMIT, Australia; BAppSc, RMIT, Australia

Biography

Dr James Hamlyn-Harris MACS is Deputy Chair of the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering in the School of Software and Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology.
His qualifications include a Master of IT (Internet Computing) and a Graduate Certificate in eForensics.
He teaches computer programming, data communications and internet security and manages the Swinburne Cyber Security Club and Swinburne's teams in the national Cyber Security Challenge Australia. He supervises research into delay-tolerant networks, network security and internet of things.
He is an active participant in community-driven security events such as RuxCon, the Open Web Application Security Project and national and international security competitions such as the US-based Cyber Security Awareness Week Capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions.

Research interests

Internet of Things; Materials Characterisation; Surface Engineering; Internet security, Computer security

PhD candidate and honours supervision

Higher degrees by research

Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Principal Supervisor.

Honours

Available to supervise honours students.

Honours topics and outlines

DTNs for disaster relief zones: Development of protocols and software to facillitate Delay-Tolerant Networks using stationary data nodes (servers) and mobile data mules (clients) for deployoment in disaster areas where no internet infrastruxture exists.

Visualisation of Network Flow Reports: A student will investigate visualisation techniques and customising software to display information obtained from GSM and ISP flow reports. The student will be working under the direction of and industry partner:The output will be a report and customized software that takes as input flow data and displays it in an easily-understandable way

Fields of Research

  • Computer System Security - 080303
  • Operating Systems - 080307
  • Materials Engineering - 091200

Teaching areas

Software Security;Network Security

Further information

  • http://theconversation.com/profiles/james-h-hamlyn-harris-8098

Publications

Also published as: Hamlyn-Harris, James; Hamlyn-Harris, J.; Hamlyn-Harris, James H.
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