EE515/IS523: Security 101: Think Like an Adversary


Calendar (subject to change depending on schdule)

Useful Links for Reading Papers

9/1/2016

  • Topic: Course Introduction & Introduction to Security Engineering
  • Presenter: Yongdae Kim
  • Slides: ppt
  • Reading List: "What is Security Engineering?" by Ross Anderson

9/6/2016

  • Topic: Cryptography in a Nutshell
  • Presenter: Yongdae Kim
  • Slides:
  • Reading List: "Overview of Cryptography" in Handbook of Applied Cryptography

9/8/2016

  • Topic: Cryptography in a Nutshell
  • Presenter: Yongdae Kim
  • Slides:
  • Reading List: "Overview of Cryptography" in Handbook of Applied Cryptography

9/13/2016

  • Topic: Access Control in a Nutshell
  • Presenter: Yongdae Kim
  • Slides:
  • Reading List: "Access Control" by Ross Anderson

9/15/2016

  • No Class: Chuseok Holiday
  • 9/20/2016

    • Topic: Access Control in a Nutshell
    • Presenter: Yongdae Kim
    • Slides: ppt
    • Reading List: "Access Control" by Ross Anderson

    9/22/2016

    9/27/2016

    9/29/2016

    10/4/2016

    10/6/2016

    10/11/2016

    10/13/2016

    10/18/2016

    10/20/2016

  • No Class: Midterm Exam
  • 10/25/2016

  • No Class: Midterm Exam
  • 10/27/2016

    • Topic: Cellular Network #1
    • No Class
      • There will be supplementary talks for additional 30 minutes at 11/1/2016 and 11/8/2016.
      • The deadline of each reading report is delayed considering the changed schedule of each supplementary talk.

    11/1/2016

    11/3/2016

    11/8/2016

    11/10/2016

    • Topic: How to Research Attacks and Write Good Papers
    • Presenter: Yongdae Kim

    11/15/2016

    11/17/2016

    11/22/2016

    11/24/2016

    11/29/2016

    12/1/2016

    12/6/2016

    12/8/2016

    • Topic: Project Final Presentation (Part #1)

    12/13/2016

    • Topic: Project Final Presentation (Part #2)

    12/15/2016

  • No Class: Final Exam
  • 12/20/2016

  • No Class: Final Exam

  • Useful Links (Borrowed from Zhi-Li Zhang's 8211 web page)

    You can also explore the CMU's Advice on Research and Writing webpage and Armando Fox's webpage on paper writing and presentations. Computer Research Association (CRA) also has a site for students with a lot of useful information.