CSE 659 (Section 2) Seminar on Computer Security, Fall 97
Professor Tzi-cker Chiueh
Description
This is a one-credit seminar course on computer security.
This semester, we will study current work in the area of
Web security.
Students who decide to take this course must be
committed to do a high-quality presentation of his or
her assignment. In particular, a handout of at least
one page must be prepared beforehand to be distributed
in the meeting.
As usual, auditors are NOT welcome.
We meet from 5:15 to 6:15 PM in the conference room every Thursday.
The first class is 9/4/97 (Thursday).
The Schedule
9/4 Introduction and Organization
9/11 Cryptographic File Systems (Prashant)
9/18 Security considerations of Java design (Pedro)
9/25 Princeton's work on Java security (Tulika)
10/8 Malicious Java applets vs. Virus (Srinidhi)
10/15 TCP/IP Security I (Kartik)
10/22 TCP/IP Security II (Anindya)
10/29 Intrusion Detection (Ballman)
11/6 Cheswick's firewall papers (cbaoqiu)
11/13 Fast packet filtering (lanhuang)
11/20 X windows through firewall (srinidhi)
12/4 Satan and ISS (ballman)
12/11 Denial of service (ckyang)