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SECURITY SEMINARS Fall 2005

All seminars take place in Room 124, Burchard Building, unless otherwise stated.

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Security Seminars are sponsored by the Stevens Technogenesis fund, the Laboratory for Secure Systems, and the PORTIA project.

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Past Seminars Index

Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec
September
Monday
12 September
2005		 2:00 PM Hugo Krawczyk, IBM T.J. Watson
Title: HMQV: A High-Performance Secure Diffie-Hellman Protocol
Monday,
26 September
2005		 2:00 PM John Linwood Griffin, IBM T.J. Watson
Title: Intelligent storage systems(!) and intelligent security systems(?)
October
Monday,
3 October
2005		 2:00 PM Anna Lysyanskaya, Brown University
Title: Authentication without Identification: from Theory to Practice
Monday,
24 October
2005		 2:00 PM R. Sekar, SUNY Stony Brook
Title: Taint-Enhanced Policy Enforcement: A Practical Approach for Defeating a Wide Range of Attacks
November
Friday,
4 November
2005		 11:00 AM
Peirce 220 		Jean-Camille Birget, Rutgers University
Title: Graphical passwords
Co-sponsored by the Algebraic Cryptography Center.
Monday,
7 November
2005		 2:00 PM Sam Owre, SRI International
Title: Formalizing Strand Spaces in PVS
Monday,
14 November
2005		 8:30AM - 4:30PM Stevens / Columbia / IBM Research: Security and Privacy Day
Bissinger Room, Howe Center, Stevens Institute of Technology
Registration requested.
Monday,
21 November
2005		 2:00 PM Adrian Spalka, University of Bonn, Germany
Title: A PKI-Variant for Secure Communication in a Local Group
Monday,
28 November
2005		 2:00 PM Arnon Rosenthal, The Mitre Corporation
Title: Scalable Access Policy Administration: Opinions and a Research Agenda
December
Friday,
9 December
2005		 11:00 AM
Peirce 220 		Alexandra Boldyreva, Georgia Institute of Technology
Title: Public-Key Encryption in a Multi-User Setting: Privacy, Anonymity and Efficiency
Co-sponsored by the Algebraic Cryptography Center.
   

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