Adam Montville

Adam Montville is a graduate student and research assistant in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Oregon State University. He earned his B.S. degree in Computer Science from OSU in March 2000. Adam transfered to OSU in 1997 from the University of Montana after three years of attendance. He is originally from Chicago, Illinois.

Adam's current interest is in Computer/Network security as evidenced by the Project Corvallis. Corvallis is a next generation privacy tool that seeks to demonstrate all facets of proper computer and network security, as well as scalable cryptography.

Former research and development include hash functions and their fast, platform-independent software implementations.

Contact Information

E-mail: adam@montvillearchives.net

Selected Publications

A. W. Montville. Random Number Generation on Handheld Devices for Cryptographic Applications. M.S. Thesis, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Oregon State University, May 21, 2003. Abstract Thesis