Dan Boneh

Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Stanford University.
Co-director of the Stanford Computer Security Lab

Address

• Mail: Computer Science Dept., Gates 170, Stanford, CA, 94305-9045
• Office: CS Building, Gates 170.
• Directions to the Gates building.

Telephone

• Office: (650) 725-3897
• Fax: (650) 725-4671

Research Interests

My main research focus is applied cryptography and computer security.

Here is a list of my publications and current students and research group.

General info

Check out our Computer Security Seminar: a bi-weekly seminar open to the public.

Also, see our applied cryptography textbook.

Courses

• Online cryptography class: a free online course open to the public
• CS55N (freshmen seminar): Ten great ideas in computer security and cryptography
  Fall 14,   Fall 05,   Fall 03,   Fall 99.
• CS155 : Computer and network security
  Spring 24,   Spring 23,   Spring 22,   Spring 21,   Spring 20,  
  Spring 19,   Spring 18,   Spring 17,   Spring 16,   Spring 15,  
  Spring 14,   Spring 13,   Spring 12,   Spring 11,   Spring 10,  
  Spring 09,   Spring 08,   Spring 07,   Spring 06,   Spring 05,  
  Spring 04,   Spring 03,   Spring 02.
• CS241: Secure web programming
  Spring 10,   Winter 09.
• CS251: Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies
  Fall 23,   Fall 22,   Fall 21,   Fall 20,   Fall 19,   Fall 18,  
  Fall 16,   Fall 15.
• CS255: Introduction to cryptography
  Winter 24,   Winter 23,   Winter 22,   Winter 21,   Winter 20,  
  Winter 19,   Winter 18,   Winter 17,   Winter 16,   Winter 15,  
  Winter 14,   Winter 13,   Winter 12,   Winter 11,   Winter 10,  
  Winter 09,   Winter 08,   Winter 07,   Winter 06,   Winter 05,  
  Winter 04,   Winter 03,   Winter 02,   Winter 01,   Winter 00,  
  Winter 99,   Winter 98.
• CS355: Topics in cryptography
  Spring 14,   Spring 10,   Fall 07,   Fall 04,   Fall 02,  
  Spring 00,   Fall 98.
• CS203 / LAW4004: Computer security, a Legal and Technical Perspective
  Spring 18,   Spring 17.
• CS229: Machine Learning
  fall 17.
• CS269Q: Quantum Computer Programming
  Spring 19.
• CS294s: Research project in computer security
  • Spring 11: Technologies for safe and anonymous Internet access.
  • Spring 06: Secure voting.
• CS161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
  Fall 01,   Spring 01.