Here is this semester's tentative schedule; we will update it as the semester progresses.
Please note that lecture notes are provided as a supplement, and are NOT a substitute for attending lecture. In particular, these are not guaranteed, so expect technical difficulties to prevent them from being posted at least a few times in the semester, and plan accordingly to either take notes or get them from a friend if necessary.
Date Topic Reading Lecture Notes Code or Lab assignment Tuesday, Jan. 15 Syllabus
Intro to SecurityLecture Notes Thursday, Jan. 17 Cryptography: DES and AES Lecture Notes Tuesday, Jan. 22 Assymmetric Cryptographs Lecture Notes Tuesday, Jan. 29 Access Control and Authentication Lecture Notes Thursday, Jan. 31 Networking Lecture Notes Tuesday, Feb. 5 Network security Lecture Notes Thursday, Feb. 7 Network security Slides Tuesday, Feb. 12 Trusted computing Slides Thursday, Feb. 14 Malware
The Morris WormSlides Tuesday, Feb. 19 Software security Slides Thursday, Feb. 21 No class (snow) Tuesday, Feb. 26 Review for midterm Thursday, Feb. 28 Midterm exam Tuesday, March 5 Auditing Slides Thursday, March 7 Guest lecture: password cracking Tuesday, March 19 Linux security Slides Thursday, March 21 Denial of Service Slides Tuesday, March 26 Intrustion Detection Slides Thursday, March 28 Holy Thursday - no class Tuesday, April 2 Windows security Slides Thursday, April 4 Ethics and law Slides Tuesday, April 9 Wireless security Slides Thursday, April 11 History of hacking Slides Wargames trailer
Sneakers trailer
Hackers trailer
Superbowl commercial
Apple commercialTuesday, April 16 More on security and the internet:
DNSSEC
Onion routingSlides Thursday, April 18 Trusted computing Slides Tuesday, April 23 More on buffer overflows Slides More examples Thursday, April 25 Guest speaker:
The Host identity protocolTuesday, April 30 Transport Layer Security Slides Thursday, May 2 In class review:
Security Jepordy!