Computer and Network Security

Option 1: (alternate) &nbsp; Saturday, 6/05,&nbsp; 9:00-11:00am, Gates B01.
Option 2: (scheduled) &nbsp; Monday, 6/07,&nbsp; 7:00-9:00pm, Skilling Aud.

The course covers principles of building secure systems. We give many examples of how things can go wrong if these principles are not followed.

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Course overview (grading, textbooks, coursework, exams)

Lectures:	Tuesday, Thursday, 2:15-3:30, Nvidia Aud.
Sections:	Friday, 3:15pm, Gates B01.

	Homework #1 Due: Tuesday, May. 1, in class
	Homework #2: not out yet Due: Thursday, May 20, in class

	Project #1 Due: Part 1: Thursday, April 19. Part 2: Monday, April 23. Relevant Materials: Aleph One - Smashing the Stack for Fun blexim - Basic Integer Overflows scut/team teso - Exploiting Format String Vulnerabilities anonymous - Once upon a free() c0ntex - How to hijack the Global Offset Table with pointers for root shells Intel - Intel Architecture Guide for Software Developers
	Project #2: not out yet Due: Part 1: Monday, May 3. Part 2: Monday, May 10.
	Project #3: not out yet Due: Part 1: Tuesday, May 25. Part 2: Tuesday, June 1.