ecsel-tcpip October 2000

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UPDATED INFO /SEMINARS NOV 2 and 3
by Helene Wigert 28 Oct '00

28 Oct '00

The room-number in the Key-building will be K24 for the first Seminar on Thursday the 2 November. ------------- Börja Vidarebefordrat meddelande ------------- X-Authentication-Warning: obel1.ida.liu.se: nahsh@localhost didn't use HELO protocol To: idaext(a)ida.liu.se, ecsel-tcpip(a)lists.lysator.liu.se, David.Partain(a)ericsson.com Subject: Two Semiars on Nov 2 and 3 Cc: nahsh(a)ida.liu.se, caronni(a)olymp.org X-Url: http://www.ida.liu.se/labs/iislab/people/nahsh/ X-Face: #l`g)>#KIC_G"Ho)X8DgprOL[}nLA}EC.{m%Jl89(]*"m`I1u"0P#m?.*KscZiOq%rK+X~( \d@}WfGW*?%q\yAO3aMbnJGA+"etY"'5CtH0pLT00]MG'4u9?&^/55tv?X#>;!<`u}>$`'YvYMV64. qV0+Go-R& Mime-Version: 1.0 Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 17:20:03 +0200 From: Nahid Shahmehri <nahsh(a)ida.liu.se> Sorry if you receive multiple copies. Late seminar announcement. This e-mail contains two seminar announcements and the speaker's profile. Thursday Nov 2, 14.15 - 16.00 (Local in Key building. Room number will be announced later) - -------------------------------------------------------------- Dynamic Security in Communication Systems // ph.D. thesis 1999 As of now, the provision of security (confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity) is an all-or-nothing issue. Todays communication subsystems offer no mechanisms to fine-tune the strength of offered security and have applications use just the right amount to deter attackers. In this talk, dynamic aspects of security in communication systems are explored. This covers Quality of Service (QoS) models and requirements for security, secure multimedia protocols, and peer and component authentication. Each of these issues is examined, and their dynamic properties are shown. In essence, it is shown that it is possible to provide fine-grained, scalable security to applications and allow them to select at runtime the required amount of processing overhead necessary to achieve sufficient security. Friday, Nov 3, 10.15 - 12.00 (local ESTRADEN at E-building) - ----------------------------------------------------------- Supernets (Virtual Enterprise Networks) // ACSAC 2000 We present a vision of computing environments in which enterprise networks are built using untrusted public infrastructures. The vision allows for networks to dynamically change depending on the need of their users, rather than forcing the users to build organizations around networks. This vision is realized through a design abstraction called 'Virtual Enterprise Networking', or short Supernets. A first prototype of such a Supernet has been implemented on Linux. The talk describes vision and properties of Supernets, and then outlines the different components of the implemented architecture. This covers the security mechanisms behind Supernets, the address translation mechanisms, and the Linux kernel modifications to achieve, among others, sandboxing properties. Some aspects of secure storage are also explored. About the speaker: - ----------------------- Germano Caronni (IEEE/ACM) received his PhD in Computer Science from ETH Zuerich. Germano was one of the first to invent a process to watermark images, participated in the IETF (IPSEC), led the independent implementation effort for SKIP (secure TCP/IP) and its integration into an adaptive firewall. In 1997, he won the RC5/48 challenge of RSA DSI. Since late 1997, Germano has been with Sun Microsystems, where he has introduced a novel solution to secure multicasting, worked on authentication frameworks, and participated in the design of an overall security architecture for Suns' products. He is currently a member of the Security Research group in the Sun Labs, and working in the realm of communication and storage security and key management systems. ------------- Avsluta Vidarebefordrat meddelande -------------

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Two Semiars on Nov 2 and 3
by Nahid Shahmehri 27 Oct '00

27 Oct '00

Sorry if you receive multiple copies. Late seminar announcement. This e-mail contains two seminar announcements and the speaker's profile. Thursday Nov 2, 14.15 - 16.00 (Local in Key building. Room number will be announced later) - -------------------------------------------------------------- Dynamic Security in Communication Systems // ph.D. thesis 1999 As of now, the provision of security (confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity) is an all-or-nothing issue. Todays communication subsystems offer no mechanisms to fine-tune the strength of offered security and have applications use just the right amount to deter attackers. In this talk, dynamic aspects of security in communication systems are explored. This covers Quality of Service (QoS) models and requirements for security, secure multimedia protocols, and peer and component authentication. Each of these issues is examined, and their dynamic properties are shown. In essence, it is shown that it is possible to provide fine-grained, scalable security to applications and allow them to select at runtime the required amount of processing overhead necessary to achieve sufficient security. Friday, Nov 3, 10.15 - 12.00 (local ESTRADEN at E-building) - ----------------------------------------------------------- Supernets (Virtual Enterprise Networks) // ACSAC 2000 We present a vision of computing environments in which enterprise networks are built using untrusted public infrastructures. The vision allows for networks to dynamically change depending on the need of their users, rather than forcing the users to build organizations around networks. This vision is realized through a design abstraction called 'Virtual Enterprise Networking', or short Supernets. A first prototype of such a Supernet has been implemented on Linux. The talk describes vision and properties of Supernets, and then outlines the different components of the implemented architecture. This covers the security mechanisms behind Supernets, the address translation mechanisms, and the Linux kernel modifications to achieve, among others, sandboxing properties. Some aspects of secure storage are also explored. About the speaker: - ----------------------- Germano Caronni (IEEE/ACM) received his PhD in Computer Science from ETH Zuerich. Germano was one of the first to invent a process to watermark images, participated in the IETF (IPSEC), led the independent implementation effort for SKIP (secure TCP/IP) and its integration into an adaptive firewall. In 1997, he won the RC5/48 challenge of RSA DSI. Since late 1997, Germano has been with Sun Microsystems, where he has introduced a novel solution to secure multicasting, worked on authentication frameworks, and participated in the design of an overall security architecture for Suns' products. He is currently a member of the Security Research group in the Sun Labs, and working in the realm of communication and storage security and key management systems.

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Exam
by kent＠unit.liu.se 26 Oct '00

26 Oct '00

Lin Han <linha(a)ida.liu.se> writes: > Hello, Kent, > > I suppose the exam will begin at 8:00 sharply, right? > > Regards, > > /Lin Yes, the exam will begin at 8:00 sharp, not 8:15. It will also end at 12:00 sharp, not 12:15. Regards, / Kent

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Room changes
by kent＠unit.liu.se 16 Oct '00

16 Oct '00

Please note the following change: Week 42 Wed 9-12 in I206 The last lecture is still at: Week 42 Fri 9-12 in KY32 And: The written exam will be directly after the end of the course on week 43, 27 Oct., 8-12 i sal R 41, C-building The web page is updated. regards / Kent and Nahid

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Partain's slides
by kent＠unit.liu.se 11 Oct '00

11 Oct '00

Short notice: Slides about QoS and Policy-Based Management now on http://ceres.unit.liu.se/tcpip/ Stevens has a chapter on SNMP and the copyright for the SNMP slides were unclear, so there will be no SNMP slides on the site. regards, / Kent PS! Don't forget to send me a table of contents for your papers or a description for your projects. I should have them on Friday this week.

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Term papers and implementation projects
by kent＠unit.liu.se 03 Oct '00

03 Oct '00

I've searched my mailbox for proposed term papers and implementation projects. I have received communication about term papers from: Laila Daniel <g-laida(a)ida.liu.se> Frida Gunnarsson <frida(a)isy.liu.se> Abdil Rashid Mohamed <g-abdmo(a)ida.liu.se> I have received communication about implementation projects from: Tomas Henriksson <tomhe(a)ifm.liu.se> Lin Han <linha(a)ida.liu.se> and Claudiu Duma <cladu(a)ida.liu.se> Have I missed anybody? Then: please send me your ideas, or contact me during the lecture tomorrow.

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Rooms chanhed for two lectures
by kent＠unit.liu.se 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

Please note the following changes: Week 40 Fri 9-12 --> was D26, changed to KY32 Week 42 Fri 9-12 --> was D36, changed to KY32 The web page http://www.ida.liu.se/~nahsh/Ecsel-kurser/ADIT/Schedule-TCP-IP2000.html (linked from http://ceres.unit.liu.se/tcpip/) has been updated. Regards, / Kent

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