KyoungSoo Park

Ewon Associate Professor
Electrical Engineering
KAIST

291 Daehangno, Yuseong-gu
Daejeon, 305-701, Republic of Korea

Office: N1-813 building (Kim, Byeong-ho IT building)
Email : kyoungsoo @ ee dot kaist dot ac dot kr
Tel : +82-42-350-7412
Fax : +82-42-350-7612

Short Bio

KyoungSoo Park is an associate professor in the electrical engineering department at KAIST. He received his B.S. degree in computer science from Seoul National University in 1997, and his M.A. (in 2004) and Ph.D. (in 2007) degrees in computer science from Princeton University. After his Ph.D., he worked as associate research scholar at Princeton University from 2007 to 2008 and worked as assistant professor in the computer science department at the University of Pittsburgh for the year of 2009. In 2007, he co-founded CoBlitz, Inc. (acquired by Verivue, Inc. in 2010, and later acquired by Akamai,Inc. in 2012) which provides highly scalable and reliable content distribution services to ISPs and telcos.

Research Interest

My research interests focus on the design and implementation of networked and distributed computing systems. I am especially interested in a set of novel techniques and approaches that fundamentally improve the scalability, reliability, security, and performance of networked systems such as content distribution networks (CDNs), high-speed packet processing systems, data center applications, and Internet infrastructure services. I am open to exploring various interesting issues in the area of computer systems and networking.

Current Projects

PacketShader: a GPU-accelerated software router on an x86 machine. It forwards 64B IP packets at 39 Gbps on a single commodity PC.
SSLShader: a GPU-accelerated high-performance software SSL proxy on an x86 machine. It achieves 29K SSL TPS and 13 Gbps SSL throughput on a single commodity PC.
Kargus: a highly-scalable software-based IDS that harnesses multicore CPUs, manycore GPUs, multiqueue 10G NICs and NUMA architectures.
HumanSign: Secure network application framework with accurate human attestation. Work in progress.
Delay-tolerant Mobile CDN: a novel content distribution system for 3G/4G mobile networks that carefully reduces the 3G/4G traffic bottleneck. Work in progress.
Flow-level redundancy elimination for LTE backbone networks: a transparent redundant content elimination system for LTE networks. Work in progress.

Past Projects

Publications

Teaching

Spring 2013: EE323 Computer Networks

Courses I have taught:

Fall 2012: EE209 Programming Structures for Electrical Engineering
Spring 2012: EE513/IS535 Networked Systems and Security
Fall 2011: EE209 Programming Structures for Electrical Engineering
Spring 2011: EE405 Electronics Design Lab (C)
Spring 2011: EE323 Computer Networks
Fall 2010: EE209 Programming Structures for Electrical Engineering
Spring 2010: EE323 Computer Networks

Professional Services

Program Committee:
2013: ACM APSYS 2013 ACM FhMN 2013 WISA'13
2012: IEEE P2P USENIX HotCloud'12 LADIS'12 ACM CCSW 2012
2011: ACM CoNext'11 ACM CCSW 2011 IEEE CloudApp'11 CFI'11 EON'11
2010: USENIX NSDI'11 IPTPS'10 ACM APSYS'10 IEEE CloudApp'10 CFI'10
2009: ACM NSDR'09 ROADS'09 WIOSCA'09 CFI'09