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Secure Programming ILecturers Engin Kirda and Davide Balzarotti
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Internet security has become part of everyday life where security problems impact practical aspects of our lives. Even though there is a considerable corpus of knowledge about tools and techniques to protect networks, information about what are the actual vulnerabilities and how they are exploited is not generally available. This situation hampers the effectiveness of security research and practice. Understanding the details of network attacks is a prerequisite for the design and implementation of secure systems. This course presents the principal protocols and applications
that are used in the Internet today, discussing in detail the related
vulnerabilities and how they are exploited. For each vulnerability,
possible protection and detection techniques are examined. The course
includes a number of practical lab assignments where participants are
required to
apply their knowledge as well as a discussion of the
current research in the field. Students will learn how the security of
networks can be violated and how such attacks can be detected and
prevented.
Mondays, 09:00-12:00 Lecture dates: 15.06.2009 Lecture 6 / Held27.04.2009 Lecture 5 / Held 20.04.2009 Lecture 4 / Held 30.03.2009 Lecture 3 / Held 16.03.2009 Lecture 2 / Held 02.03.2009 Lecture 1 / Held New slides will be provided here after the lectures. 15.06.2009 Lecture 6 download 27.04.2009 Lecture 5 download 20.04.2009 Lecture 4 download 30.03.2009 Lecture 3 download 16.03.2009 Lecture 2 download 02.03.2009 Lecture 1 download Practical Challenges (Assignments) This year, the students will "need" to solve a set of practical challenges (assignments) in the lab part of the course. The practical part of the course aims to prepare the students for more advanced topics and programming done in the Secure Programming II course.For more information on the challenges and the grading, check this page. The current challenge is Challenge 6. Written exam (English). About 15 questions, 60 minutes time, no course material allowed. The lab part of the course will start on the 13th of March. Send a mail to EK to register. Last Modified: Thu Oct 8 22:50:30 CEST 2009 |
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