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MIT Lincoln Lab Interns Extend Research Roles in Security
Anna Raymaker and Vivek Jagadeesh continue vital security research at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
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Nearly 170 interns from MIT Lincoln Laboratory have returned to their studies, but Anna Raymaker and Vivek Jagadeesh remain as student technical assistants. Continuing through the 2026-27 academic year, they'll support critical national security projects. Raymaker's research on Automatic Identification System, or AIS, targets radio-based spoofing that could mislead ships.
Her advisor, Hamed Okhravi, guides her work on undersea cable security. Meanwhile, Vivek Jagadeesh, a master's student at Worcester Polytechnic, focuses on operating system security using Hardware-Assisted Kernel Compartmentalization, or HAKC, dividing kernel code to enhance security. Their ongoing contributions reflect the lab's internship program, recognized in 2026 on Yello and WayUp's Top 100 list, winning a Public Service Award.
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