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SECURITY SEMINARS Spring 2006

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

Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May
January
Monday
23 January
2006
Note unusual time
and location 		3:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Reiner Sailer, IBM T.J. Watson
Title: sHype Hypervisor Security Architecture - A Layered Approach for the Xen Open-Source Hypervisor
February
Tuesday,
21 February
2006
Note unusual day 		2:00 PM Simson Garfinkel, Harvard University
Title: Clean Delete
March
Friday,
3 March
2006
Note unusual day and time 		10:45 AM Jonathan Katz, University of Maryland
Title: New Techniques for Authenticating Humans (and Other Resource-Constrained Devices)
Wednesday,
8 March
2006
Note unusual day 		2:00 PM David Woodruff, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Title: Polylogarithmic Private Approximations and Efficient Matching
Monday,
20 March
2006 		2:00 PM Yiqun Lisa Yin
Title: Collision Attacks on Hash Functions, Implications, and Countermeasures
April
Monday,
17 April
2006		 2:00 PM Seny Kamara, Johns Hopkins University
Title: Searchable Symmetric Encryption, Revisited
Friday,
21 April
2006
Note unusual day
and location 		2:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		Aleksey Kliger
Title: A Monadic Analysis of Information-Flow Security with Mutable State
Monday,
24 April
2006		 2:00 PM Paul Syverson, Naval Research Laboratory
Title: Playing Server Hide and Seek on the Tor Anonymity Network
Thursday,
27 April
2006
Note unusual day
and location 		2:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
conference room 		David Molnar, UC Berkeley
Title: Techniques for Privacy and Security in Radio Frequency Identification
 May
Friday,
19 May
2006
Note unusual day and time
 11:00 AM Marco Pistoia, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Title: Role-Based Access Control Consistency Validation
   

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