Research Interests

Information Security; multimedia forensics and anti-forensics; information verification; adversarial dynamics; signal processing

Bio

Matthew C. Stamm heads the Multimedia and Information Security Laboratory (MISL) where he conducts research on signal processing and information security with a focus on digital multimedia forensics and anti-forensics.  Much of his research involves developing techniques to detect information forgeries, such as falsified images and videos, along with understanding what anti-forensic countermeasures an information attacker can use to disguise their forgery.

For his dissertation research, he was awarded the Dean's Doctoral Research Award in 2012 from the University of Maryland. Additionally, Dr. Stamm was a radar systems engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory from 2004 until 2006.