👋 Hi! Welcome to my personal website! I am Steven Seiden, a computer
science undergraduate with a concentration in cybersecurity at Louisiana State University's Ogden
Honors College. I enjoy programming, photography, videography, hiking, cooking, Geocaching and taking care of succulents. I
am currently doing research in Dr. Chen Wang's Mobile and Internet Security (MIST) Lab. I am also a Research Ambassador
for LSU Discover.
I have a strong interest in iOS and macOS app development, as well as the security within
said platforms. In my free time I enjoy tinkering with technology, trying out different
Linux distros, learning about OS security, repairing
old electronics, and more.
I am currently
doing
research on the privacy implications of having your camera on during a web conference. I am also working with
team "Loading..." on a project that aims to
update LSU's virtual schedule booklet.
Fall 2020-Spring 2021 I worked in the IT department of LSU's CCT. In 2017 I worked under Dr. Steven
Brandt at LSU in the REHSS
program. During this time, I programmed a GUI for his garbage collection algorithm.
Examples of my work can be found here on my website and
GitHub profile.
• [June 2022] Attending IEEE's CVPR '22 conference in New Orleans
• [April 2022] Presented at LSU's 2022 Discover Day and was one of the top scorers in the College of Engineering
• [April 2022] Presented at the 2021 Stanford Research Conference
• [Mar 2022] Attended the MobiCom '21 conference in New Orleans
• [Nov 2021] Presented research project to the LSU Industry Advisory Council