CSE 227 -- Computer Security
Take Home Final Exam
This exam is due midnight of Friday, March 21st.
By this I mean Friday night, i.e., anything turned in
by 21 March 2003 23:59:59 -0800 is fine.
Course Information
This is the class web page for CSE 227, Computer Security. The
instructor is Bennet Yee.
My office hours are Wednesdays 2-3pm.
Handouts
Reading Groups
Please organize into reading groups for the research paper phase of
the course.
If you have not told me about a reading group by Friday, I will assign
you to a group. The papers are coming soon!
Brief lecture summaries / addenda and papers
The following are brief lecture summaries with additional
clarifications / information. These summaries are not a substitute
for note taking, and are not guaranteed to be complete. Furthermore,
details of some security vulnerabilities discussed in class will not
be included.
When I assign papers, the group that is presenting a paper do not have
to write a separate summary for that paper, just turn in a PDF of
their presentation (which I will make available below). If you are
not presenting the paper, you must turn in a summary, either in plain
text or PDF, by email to me before class starts on the day that the
paper is to be presented. I expect about a page or two of text,
summarizing the main contributions of the work, giving a critical
analysis of the good and bad features, such as the generality /
scalability of the technique, whether the idea would work well with
other techniques that we have gone over (have synergistic effects), or
if the two approaches would interfere, etc.
In The News
Intrusion detection system vulnerable to buffer overflow attacks.
Bank PIN theft via internet cafe computers
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