Fall 2010 schedule: Tues., 6:10 - 8:40 pm, Rome 352.
Text: Computer Security: Art and Science by Matt Bishop. Please check errata for your printing on the website.
Instructor: Poorvi Vora Office: 714 Philips. Office Hours: Tues, Thurs: 12-2, 3-4 pm.
Grader: Amin Teymorian. Email: amin
Homeworks are due by 6 pm on due date. Submit them in Blackboard. No other methods of submission will be accepted. Late HWs are not allowed.
Grading: HW: 30%; Quizzes most classes 15%; Two tests: 15% each; Final: 25%;
283 and 172 will be graded separately. If you are an undergrad, please consult your adviser before choosing to take 283; graduate credit for 283 is not automatic for undergrads, but all those enrolled in 283 will be graded together.
Slides and notes on this website are not in final form till one week after the lecture covering the material. I often update notes and slides during and after the lecture
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Week I, 31 August
Course Outline .
Introduction. Classical Ciphers.
Chapters 1, 9.1, 9.2.1, 9.2.2 (no index of coincidence or Kasiski attack)
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Week II, 7 September
Chapter 11.2.1
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Week III, 14 September
Block Ciphers.
Chapters 9.2.3, 11.2.2, 9.3
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Week IV, 21 September
Secure Hash Functions, modified Tuesday, 21 September at 8:58 pm, Public Key Infrastructure.
Chapter 9.4. Chapter 10, except 10.2.2, 10.3 and 10.5.
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Week V, 28 September
Access Control: Access Control Matrix, Access Control Lists, Capability-Based Access Control,
Lock-Key and Ring-Based Access Control,
Chapter2. Chapter 15 excluding section 15.2.4.
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Week VI, 5 October
Test 1 Weeks I-V |
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Week VI, 12 October
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Week VIII, 19 October
Chapter 4 excluding 4.5, read 4.6 on your own. |
Week IX, 26 October
Confidentiality, Integrity and Hybrid Models
Chapters 5.1, 5.2.1, 6.1, 6.2, 7.1, 7.2 from text
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Week X, 2 November
Begin: Authentication.
Chapter 12 from text
HW 2 assigned 0n 28 October. Due 15 November.
Ishtiaq Rouf, Rob Miller, Hossen Mustafa, Travis Taylor, Sangho Oh Wenyuan Xu, Marco Gruteser, Wade
Trappe, Ivan Seskar, Security and Privacy Vulnerabilities of In-Car Wireless Networks: A Tire Pressure
Monitoring System Case Study
Power point presentation on Rouf et al, by Wenyuan Xu, one of its authors. Perhaps the presentation will help you understand the paper better.
All that is required for HW 2 is the submission of a single sheet of paper answering the specific questions.
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Week XI, 9 November
Test 2, Lectures VII-X
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Week XII, 16 November
Design Principles and Trusted OS (Chapter 13).
Identity (Chapter 14), Covert Channels (Chapter 17.3), Malware (Chapter 22)
HW 3 assigned
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Week XIII, 23 November |
Week XIV, 30 November
Voting
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