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SECURITY SEMINARS Fall 2004

All seminars take place in Room 124, Burchard Building, unless otherwise stated.
Note change of room from previous semesters!

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Security Seminars are co-sponsored by the Laboratory for Secure Systems, New Jersey Institute for Trustworthy Enterprise Software, and the PORTIA project.

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Past Seminars Index

Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec
September
Monday
13 September
2004		 2:00 PM Nasir Memon, Polytechnic University
Title: ForNet: A Network Forensics System
Friday,
17 September
2004		 11:00 AM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Nobuko Yoshida, Imperial College London
Title: Fine-Grained Access Control for Mobile Computing
Friday,
17 September
2004		 2:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Kohei Honda, Queen Mary University of London
Title: From Process Logics to Program Logics
Tuesday,
21 September
2004		 12:45 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Sheng Zhong, Stevens Institute of Technology
Title: Verifiable Distributed Oblivous Transfer and Mobile Agent Security
October
Wednesday,
13 October
2004		 3:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Dan Boneh, Stanford University
Title: Defending Against Online Identity Theft and Phishing
Monday,
18 October
2004		 2:00 PM Michael Barnett, Microsoft
Title: A Bit of Butter (What Could Be Better Than Sliced Bread?): The Spec# Programming System
Monday,
25 October
2004		 2:00 PM Ernie Cohen, Microsoft
Title: First-order Verification of Cryptographic Protocols
November
Monday,
1 November
2004		 2:00 PM Tomas Sander, HP Labs
Title: Digital Rights Management
Monday,
29 November
2004		 2:00 PM Tal Rabin, IBM T.J. Watson
Title: Secure Hashed Diffie-Hellman over Non-DDH Groups
December
Monday,
13 December
2004		 2:00 PM Adrian Francalanza, University of Sussex
Title: Failure and Fault-Tolerance in a Distributed Pi-calculus
   

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