Intro to Computer Security

EECS 398
Fall 2011

Overview Schedule Homework Projects ITS Track Pads

Shared Pad –

Take-home Final

Lecture 26: Security today and tomorrow

Lecture 25: Incident response

Lecture 24: Anonymity

Lecture 23: Privacy

Lecture 22: Security, law, and public policy

Forensics Project

Lecture 21: Forensics

Lecture 20: DRM and trusted computing

Lecture 19: Side-channel attacks

Lecture 18: Election day special: Electronic Voting

Lecture 17: Defending weak applications

Lecture 16: Malware

Application Security Project

Lecture 15: Control hijacking, Part 2

Lecture 14: Control hijacking, Part 1

Lecture 13: Network attacks and defenses, part 2

Web Security Project

Lecture 12: Network attacks and defenses, part 1

Lecture 11: Authentication and passwords

Lecture 10: Web defenses

Lecture 9: Web attacks

Lecture 8: Penetration testing

Lecture 7: Web architecture and HTTPS

Lecture 6: Key exchange and key management

Lecture 5: Public-key crypto

Lecture 4: Block ciphers

Lecture 3: Randomness and pseudorandomness

Lecture 2: Message integrity, pseudorandom functions

Lecture 1: The security mindset

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