| Lent term 2003 |
17 January
16:00 |
Russell Coker
Making NSA Security Enhanced Linux easy to use and manage |
04 February
16:15 |
Jason Crampton, University of London, Royal Holloway
Administrative Scope: a foundation for role-based administrative models |
18 February
14:30 |
Mike Burrows, Microsoft Research
Fighting spam: moderately hard memory-bound computations
(NetOS Seminar, LT2) |
18 February
16:15 |
Robert Morris, National Security Agency (retired)
The cryptographic role of the cleaning lady |
19 February
16:15 |
Artur Ekert, DAMTP, University of Cambridge
Quantum computation – from theory to experiments
(Wednesday Seminar, LT1) |
20 February
14:30 |
Matt Blaze, AT&T Labs Research
Cryptology and physical security: rights amplification in locks |
11 March
16:15 |
Stephane Koch, Ecole de Guerre Economique & Internet Society Geneva
Is information the new weapon of mass destruction? |
12 March
16:15 |
David Chadwick, University of Salford
The PERMIS X.509 role based privilege management infrastructure
(Wednesday Seminar, LT1) |
18 March
16:15 |
Peter Fairbrother
m-o-o-t – Securing the everyday computer, and protecting it against governments |
24 March
16:15 |
David LeBlanc, Microsoft
Understanding security
dependencies |
07 April
16:15 |
Kamil Kulesza, Polish Academy of Sciences
An alternative approach for verifiable secret sharing |
| Easter term 2003 |
29 April
16:15 |
Marc Weber Tobias, Investigative Law Offices
Bypass of locks |
1 May
17:30 |
Phil Zimmermann
Total Information Awareness |
6 May
16:15 |
Len Sassaman, The Mixmaster Project
Anonymity in practice |
7 May
16:15 |
Simon Davies, London School of Economics
The mother of all surveillance schemes |
20 May
16:15 |
Douwe Korff, London Metropolitan University
Why data protection laws don't work (and what may need to be done about that) |
22 May
16:30 |
Christian Kreibich, Computer Lab
Honeycomb and the current state of honeypot technology |
10 June
16:15 |
Marek Isalski, South Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust
Major incident planning in an NHS Acute Hospital |
30 June
16:15 |
Ruby Lee, Electrical Engineering Dept., Princeton University
Rethinking computer architecture for cyber security |
29 July
16:15 |
Carl A. Gunter, University of Pennsylvania
Open APIs for embedded security |
| Michaelmas term 2003 |
7 October
16:15 |
Simon Shiu, HP Labs, Bristol
Hardware Security Appliances (HSA) |
4 November
14:30 |
Sudhakar Govindavajhala, Princeton University
Using memory errors to attack a virtual machine |
4 November
16:15 |
Ulrich Lang, ObjectSecurity Ltd.
A flexible, model-driven security framework for distributed systems |
5 November
16:15 |
Nigel Smart, University of Bristol
Elliptic curve cryptography |
11 November
16:15 |
Simon Watkin, UK Home Office
Implementation of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA) |
12 November
16:15 |
Andrew Cormack, UKERNA
Security and complexity |
19 November
16:15 |
Tim Griffin, Intel Research Lab
Reasoning about VPN Integrity |
25 November
16:15
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Gareth Jones, Experian
Latest trends in serious and organised identity fraud |
2 December
16:15 |
Martin Kochanski
Faster hardware designs for modular arithmetic |
