CIS 610: Advanced Research Topics in Network Security

Instructor: Prof. Jun Li

Slides

Frequently Asked Questions on Class Presentation

Reading Assignments

Try to read papers at least several days before the discussion session starts. Also if any broken links report to Jun.

[week 1 - Security Alert Systems ] [week 2 - IP spoofing - Dirk Singels] [week 3 - BGP security - Zhen Wu] [week 4 - Worm Defense - Dan Rao] [week 5 - DDoS - Eric Anderson] [week 6 - Distributed Intrusion Detection - Eric Purpus] [week 7 - Multicast Security - Xun Kang] [week 8 - Overlay and P2P Security - Shanyu Zhao] [week 9 - Wireless Security - Max Skorodinsky] [week 10 - Project Presentation and Demonstration ]

Course Info

Description

Computer networks, such as the Internet, enables different entities to exchange vast quantities of information and share remote resources. Unfortunately, networking also poses a danger by exposing individuals to various forms of network-based attacks, raising ever-growing concerns as computer networks become more common and more relied upon.

This course is designed for students to learn the state-of-art research being explored nowadays and also solve some research problems they are interested. Topics covered include security alert systems, worm defense, DDoS attack detection and suppression, distributed intrusion detection, security issues for overlay and p2p networks, IP spoofing prevention, wireless security, etc.


Last updated: 2/18/2004