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| 2 |
Online Banking: Attacks & DefencesDoor de snelle opkomst van een nieuwe generatie trojans, die voortborduurt op het concept van de man-in-the-middle aanval die actief verkeer herschrijft in twee richtingen, moeten alle klassieke authenticatiemechanismen (password, TAN lijst, SMS TAN, (a)synchrone tokens, challenge/response tokens, signing tokens, PKI) als gebroken beschouwd worden voor situaties waarbij het het eindpunt niet fatsoenlijk onder controle is. Kortweg: malware op de PC van de eindgebruiker breekt iedere authenticatie.De conclusie moet zijn dat een sterkte authenticatie anno 2008 niet meer is dan een onderdeel in de beveiliging van een on-line transactie; zoals een firewall alleen een netwerk niet veilig maakt, zo maakt een sterke authenticatie alleen een on-line transactie niet veilig. Om wel tot een acceptabel beveiligingsniveau te komen, zullen de we, zoals vaak in IT beveiliging, onze toevlucht moeten nemen tot diverse lagen van beveiliging. Hierbij valt te denken aan de volgende drie lagen:
Onderzoeksopdracht:
|
Jan
Joris Vereijken Kino Verburg Dominic van den Ende <Dominic.vandenEnde=>os3.nl> Tom Hendrickx <tom.hendrickx=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 5 |
Verschillende toepassingen voor virtualisatie.Er zijn nogal wat virtualisatie oplossingen tegenwoordig beschikbaar, zoals bijvoorbeeld Xen, VMWare, KVM, Virtualbox, QEMU en Bochs. Virtualisatie kan voor vele doeleinden worden gebruikt, zoals bijvoorbeeld server consolidatie, separatie van client omgevingen, prototyping en virtual hosting. Welke voor- en nadelen zijn aan deze virtualisatietechnieken verbonden in combinatie met de diverse toepassingsgebieden, met name op het gebied van veiligheid en stabiliteit ? |
Fred
Mobach <fred=>mobach.nl> Dominic van den Ende <dominic.vandenende=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 6 |
Implementing OpenLISP with LISP + ALT.The growth of the Internet, both in the number of connected hosts and the number of Internet Service Providers (ISPs), has resulted in scalability problems in routing traffic over the Internet infrastructure. Routing tables are growing exponentially and stability is decreasing. A solution to these problems is essential to guarantee future growth of the Internet in various dimensions, i.e, hosts, ISPs, bandwidth, responsiveness, ...The Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP) is a proposed solution to reduce the routing table size, support mobility with survivability, and include traffic engineering capabilities. In this project, an openLISP prototype implementation will be installed at NLnet Labs. The deployed system will be tested and evaluated in a real-world setting. |
Benno
Overeinder <benno=>NLnetLabs.nl> Attilla De Groot <attilla.degroot=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 7 |
Browser Security
Vulnerabillities in browsers. |
Marc
Smeets
<Smeets.Marc=>kpmg.nl>
Hans Ijkel <IJkel.Hans=>kpmg.nl> Wouter van Dongen <Wouter.vanDongen=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 10 |
Stream Control Transport Protocol.FreeBSD supports the SCTP protocol (RFC 4960) which provides connections with multiple streams between multiple interfaces. In this project the features of SCTP will be investigated. Simple SCTP client and server programs need to be written. With these programs various features of the protocol can be investigated. E.g., what happens when there are two paths between the server and the client that are both used by SCTP and one of the paths is interrupted. The FreeBSD implementation also supports dynamic addressing, where addresses can be added or deleted from existing stream associations. Investigate how this works and what can be done with it. |
Ronald
van der Pol
<Ronald.vanderPol=>rvdp.org> Taarik Hassanmahomed <Taarik.Hassanmahomed=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 15 |
802.1ah in NetherLight; an application proposal.
NetherLight is the Optical Exchange Point in the Netherlands. Customers
can interconnect their lightpaths via NetherLight. NetherLight consists
of SDH/SONET equipment and Ethernet equipment. Lightpaths can be
SDH/SONET circuits or Ethernet VLANs. The Ethernet switch of
NetherLight is currently configured as a traditional switch with tagged
and untagged ports and VLANs. The major drawback of this is that there
is no separation between customer VLAN IDs and NetherLight VLAN IDs and
therefore careful planning of VLAN IDs between NetherLight and all
customers is needed. 802.1ah (aka mac-in-mac) is a new Ethernet
technology that makes it possible to separate the VLAN IDs of
NetherLight (backbone VLAN IDs) from the VLAN IDs from customers
(customers VLAN IDs). |
Ronald
van der Pol
<Ronald.vanderPol=>rvdp.org> Mark Meijerink <mark.meijerink=>sara.nl> Sevickson Kwidama <Sevickson.Kwidama=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 16 |
Ad-hoc trust associations with Trust Anchor Repositories.This project will look closely at originally global trust model initially developed in DNSSEC and compare it with the recently proposed and actively discussed by RIPE and ICANN ISSAC community the island based trust model. The global trust model assumes that the root server willsign keys of all top level zones and all trust model is based on the trust to the root signer. But when it closer comes to implementing DNSSEC by national TLD registries, the issue of trust is becoming more and more critical as some governments will be not happy to depend on their TLD root signing by external bodies. Recently proposed idea of creating Trust Anchor Repository (TAR) allows maintaining islands of trust hierarchies like national DNSSEC implementations. To facilitate DNSSEC implementation, ICANN agreed to run Interim TAR (ITAR) to zone/registries that have already implemented or will implement soon DNSSEC soon. The project will look closely at both global and island based DNSSEC trust models and compare them and next evaluate some possible scenarios for further development of the DNSSEC with either models. Another goal of this project maybe to discuss using future DNSSEC infrastructure for creating dynamic security association in on-demand network services provisioning. Information: RFCs, IETF DNSEXT WG drafts, ICANN Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) reports. |
Yuri
Demchenko
<Y.Demschenko=>uva.nl> Stefan Roelofs <Stefan.Roelofs=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 18 |
Troubleshooting Grid authentication from the client side.Het probleem : men probeert gebruik te maken van een grid service, maar tijdens de poging gaat er "iets" mis met authz/authn. Meestal is het niet makkelijk om achter te komen wat het probleem is. Je hebt :
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Jan
Just Keijser
<janjust=>nikhef.nl> David Groep <davidg=>nikhef.nl> Adriaan van der Zee <adriaan.vanderzee=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 20 |
Xen Hypervisor security in VM isolation.Is it possible to breach the XEN hypervisor security in VM isolation and what are the risks and implications if this happens. Xen is a virtual machine monitor for IA-32, x86, x86-64, IA-64 and PowerPC 970 architectures. Modified versions of Linux, NetBSD and Solaris can be used as the dom0. Unmodified versions of Microsoft Windows and other proprietary operating systems can also be used as guests if the CPU supports Intel VT or AMD V technologies. Both technologies have different security and both need to be researched. |
Fred
Mobach <fred=>mobach.nl> Yanick de Jong <Yanick.deJong=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 21 |
Implementation difference between DNScurve and DNSsec.DNSCurve uses high-speed high-security elliptic curve cryptography to add link-layer security on top of standard DNS, in a way that's simple to implement and administer and scales well. What are the benifits and disadvantages of dnssec and dnscurve implementations in short and long terms. |
Fred
Mobach
<fred=>mobach.nl> Cornel de Jong <Cornel.deJong=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 22 |
XEN VGA passthrough.Is it possible to run a virtualmachine (domU) on a xen hypervisor which uses the original VGA card in the system? With Intel VT-D it's possible to give a domU direct access to a PCI(e) device in a way that it can use native drivers to make use of the device. Is this also possible with the VGA card in a way that you can run windows as a virtual machine with the advantages that VGA cards offer these days on top of a Linux / Unix based dom0? |
Mendel
Mobach
<mendel=>mobach.nl> Yuri Schaeffer <Yuri.Schaeffer=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 23 |
IPv4 ARP/IPv6 ND "Sponge" Daemon.IP network nodes use ARP (IPv4) or ND (IPv6) protocol messages to discover the hardware address (MAC) to map an IP address to. These messages are by definition multicast to all connected nodes. On large shared media where many nodes communicate with each other, such as the Ethernet platform at AMS-IX, the (temporary) unavailability of a connected node (BGP peer) may result in a storm of these ARP and ND messages.To reduce these storms, we developed an "ARP sponge" that runs as a Linux/UNIX daemon and spoofs ARP replies when the rate of queries exceeds a threshold. The current implementation has a number of limitations (such as being single-threaded and working for IPv4 only). We are looking at setting up a project to re-implement this software, extending it to IPv6 ND and adding some other features. |
Steven
Bakker
<steven.bakker=>ams-ix.net> Niels Sijm <niels.sijm=>os3.nl> Marco Wessel <Marco.Wessel=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 24 |
Using XEN Technology for Green.IT.The UvA participates in the GreenNGI effort (see http://www.greenngi.com/). From the website; The GreenNGI experimental platform provides a virtual infrastructure using infrastructure services to provide an application oriented network needed to run multiple experiments and evaluate the impact of different technologies on Green House Gas(GHG) Emissions.In that infrastructure one of the ways to play with energy use is to use virtualisation of applications and operating system environments and to migrate processes and virtual systems to those places where the energy can be obtained in the most green way. This RP is to make an implementation using XEN on Ubuntu work on a network of MacMini's connected to a transatlantic dedicated 1 gig lightpath to the Canadian partners and evaluate its potential advantages and pittfalls in using the state of the art XEN/Ubuntu for the greenIT project. |
Ralph
Koning
<r.koning=>uva.nl> Cees de Laat <delaat=>uva.nl> Arthur van Kleef <arthur.vankleef=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 25 |
Feasibility study Network Access Control (NAC).This company in the technical automation branch for material handling systems would like to see a feasibility study for the introduction of NAC on their internal network. Research questions are:
|
Marcel
Verbruggen
<Marcel.Verbruggen=>vanderlande.com> Stefan Roelofs <Stefan.Roelofs=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 26 |
Universal Plug and Play Eventing vulnerabilities.Over the past few years I have been digging into Universal Plug and Play vulnerabilities. My research has mostly been about vulnerabilities in code that processes UPnP SOAP requests and has been documented on http://www.upnp-hacks.org/. One part of the UPnP protocol, eventing, has not been properly investigated yet, due to lack of time.The eventing part of the protocol offers a new angle of attacks. The UPnP eventing system is based on HTTP, GENA and XML. It works by registering a callback URL with a device which events should be sent to. Event changes are sent to the callback URL in XML format. The scope of research would be:
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Armijn
Hemel
<armijn=>uulug.nl> Joeri Blokhuis <joeri.blokhuis=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 27 |
Top40 cache compared to LRU and LFU.Door middel van een in-house ontwikkeld Cache Replacement Script (gebaseerd op least-frequently-used algoritme) word de distributie over de storage bepaald (zowel disks als geheugen). Graag zouden we een onderzoek laten doen naar de effectiviteit en efficientie van het algoritme en indien nodig een voorstel naar verbeteringen van het script door optimalisatie of andere algoritmes (Het huidige script is geschreven in Perl). |
Dick
Snippe
<dick.snippe=>tech.omroep.nl> Alain van Hoof <alain.vanhoof=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 28 |
Research on OpenID and its integration within the GravityZoo framework.Wat is OpenID? (http://openid.net): OpenID eliminates the need for multiple usernames across different websites, simplifying your online experience. You get to choose the OpenID Provider that best meets your needs and most importantly that you trust. At the same time, your OpenID can stay with you, no matter which Provider you move to. And best of all, the OpenID technology is not proprietary and is completely free. For businesses, this means a lower cost of password and account management, while drawing new web traffic. OpenID lowers user frustration by letting users have control of their login.For geeks, OpenID is an open, decentralized, free framework for user-centric digital identity. OpenID takes advantage of already existing internet technology (URI, HTTP, SSL, Diffie-Hellman) and realizes that people are already creating identities for themselves whether it be at their blog, photostream, profile page, etc. With OpenID you can easily transform one of these existing URIs into an account which can be used at sites which support OpenID logins. Onderzoeksvragen die hierbij aan bod komen:
|
Marcel
van Birgelen
<marcel.b=>gravityzoo.com> Jarno van de Moosdijk <Jarno.vandeMoosdijk=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 29 |
Desktop sharing with SIP.
Applicaties zitten vaak 'gevangen' in schermen op de desktop van de
gebruiker. Als je iemand een demonstratie wilt geven van een bepaalde
applicatie, moet hij die in de praktijk zelf (laten) installeren en
vervolgens de applicatie lokaal draaien - met alle vertraging,
rechtenkwesties en foutgevoeligheden die dat oplevert van dien.
Bovendien is het nogal omslachtig, je moet iemand een bestand mailen in
een mogelijk voor hem of haar exotisch formaat waarna men het aan de |
Michiel
Leenaars <michiel=>nlnet.nl> Willem Toorop <willem.toorop@os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 32 |
DNSCurve AnalysisPlease see DNSCurve-analysis.pdfCompany profile. |
J.
Scheerder
<jeroenscheerder=>on2it.eu> Michiel Timmers <michiel.timmers=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 37 |
Design and development of a SAN Alarm system.The operations department of KLM Information Services is responsible for the process of acquisition, implementation and upgrade of the technology infrastructure supporting Air France – KLM business applications. An important part of the technology infrastructure comprises of a Storage Area Network (SAN), that is used by a variety of platforms (Unix (AIX), Linux (RedHat), MS Windows and z/OS (Mainframe). In the past, applications that rely on the SAN infrastructure, experienced serious downtime related to severe SAN performance degradation. Applications experienced disk errors and the SAN fabric switches showed buffer discards. Although several problem symptoms are visible at individual platform levels, it took operations a significant amount of time to discover the nature of the phenomena in order to react accordingly. The aim of this project is to reduce the time to react on such a phenomena (or even help prevent such situation) by introducing a SAN Alerting System (SAS). This system should reliably detect performance degradation of the SAN fabric caused by certain traffic patterns and summarize the state of the SAN into a simple to interpret gauge, capable of acting as a signal to initiate corrective measures. The result should be a concept, augmented by a prototype solution. |
"Gommans,
LHM
-
SPLXM"
<Leon.Gommans=>klm.com> Adriaan van der Zee <adriaan.vanderzee=>os3.nl> Yanick de Jong <yanick.dejong@os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 38 |
Cloud Computing.The promise of cloud storage and cloud computing is the "infinite" scalability and high reliability the model offers, usually using cheap hardware. Storage and compute resources for "normal" IT become available as an infrastructural service, for which a pay-as-you-go financial model is not uncommon. The Amazon webservices (S3/EC2) are a prime example of implementing this model. Google implements a similar model in its backend, and various storage software and hardware vendors are following suit.In the context of the constituency of an NREN, the national higher education and research community, the cloud model allows thinking about campuses without physical hardware which would offer interesting benefits: economy of scale, storage/computing as an infrastructural service for outsourcing physical iron headaches. The cloud model poses many questions. How does one build a cloud? How to deal with reliability, scalability, billing? What economic models could be used? What are the economic assumptions behind the cloud? How is quality of service assured, both from a technical and an organisational/policy/economical point of view? What are the limitations of the cloud model? How is the cloud model different from the grid and utility computing models? How can/do clouds interconnect? What differences, if any, show up when the cloud model is applied to various contexts: research, educational data centers, commercial environments. Can data and compute resources flow across borders without problems? The cloud is rather foggy at the moment. The purpose of this RP1 project is to shed some light on it, and to carefully consider how the concept can be used in the context of the higher education and research community in general and of a NREN in particular. LogisticsSupervisor/contact: Jan Meijer, UNINETT, Trondheim (Norway)Physical materialisation of student week 1: at home/SNE lab week 2: in Trondheim, Norway week 3: in Trondheim, Norway week 4: at home/SNE lab Meetings between supervisor and student in week 1 and week 4 will be held using phone/skype/video meetings, as the circumstances allow and demand. The presentation will be observed through a video link. It would be good to make a reservation for one of the high quality SURFnet VC units. Or to stream it over 4K video ;) |
Jan
Meijer
<Jan.Meijer=>uninett.no> Tom Hendrickx <tom.hendrickx=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 1 |
| 41 |
The DFRWS 2009 ChallengeThe DFRWS 2009 Challenge focuses on the development of tools and techniques for analyzing Playstation 3’s (PS3s). The Playstation 3 is a powerful, Cell processor-based system that can run both its native OS (which has significant DRM features that also thwart forensic investigation) and modern versions of Linux. This challenge focuses on the Linux and network aspects of PS3s, and does not touch the DRM protected data. The challenge scenario requires analysis of a physical memory dump, filesystem images, and network traces involving 2 PS3’s and a Playstation Portable (PSP).http://www.dfrws.org/2009/challenge/index.shtml |
Ruud
van
Baar
<ruud=>holmes.nl> Wouter van Dongen <Wouter.vanDongen=>os3.nl> Alain van Hoof <alain.vanhoof=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 42 |
Car authenticationEen moderne auto open je met een remote keyless entry (RKE) device. Er zijn diverse systemen in gebruik, diverse RF gebaseerde systemen (de traditionele autosleutel+afstandsbediening met een knopje), maar ook smartcards waarbij aanwezigheid in de buurt van je auto voldoende is voor het ontgrendelen van portieren. Onlangs toonden autofabrikanten zelfs conceptcars met bluetooth als RKE systeem, dit maakt het mogelijk je auto te ontgrendelen met bijvoorbeeld je telefoon.Voer een onderzoek uit naar RKE systemen. Beantwoord in je onderzoek de volgende vragen:
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Hans
Ijkel
<IJkel.Hans=>kpmg.nl> Pieter Ceelen <Ceelen.Pieter=>kpmg.nl> Stan Hegt <Hegt.Stan=>kpmg.nl> Jarno van de Moosdijk <jarno.vandemoosdijk=>os3.nl> Dick Visser <dick.visser=>os3.nl> |
R | P |
2 |
| 44 |
IP multicast routing on AMS-IXIP multicast is a method of forwarding IP datagrams to a group of interested receivers. Its typical use lies in applications with one sender and many receivers, such as one-way audio or video streaming. IP multicast can be deployed inside a network, or between multiple networks. For routing of multicast traffic between multiple networks Provider-Independent Multicast (PIM) is used.The switches on the current AMS-IX platform have no knowledge about which connected routers are part of a multicast group. Because of this, multicast traffic on the platform is currently treated the same as broadcast traffic, and forwarded out on every port in a VLAN (except for the port on which the traffic arrived). In order to limit the amount of unwanted flooding of multicast traffic, members that wish to exchange multicast traffic are configured in a separate VLAN for this purpose. Currently the amount of multicast traffic exchanged on the AMS-IX platform is very low. New developments in the field of on-demand video may cause an uptake in this. In order to facilitate this, the AMS-IX switches will need to be aware of multicast traffic patterns, and only forward multicast streams to interested recipients, instead of all devices in a VLAN. A technology called PIM Traffic Snooping was designed for this purpose. Goal of this research project is to investigate how inter-domain IP multicast works, and to test the possibility of using of PIM Traffic Snooping on the AMS-IX platform. All tests will need to take into account both the current AMS-IX Layer-2 platform, as well as the future platform based on MPLS/VPLS, which will be deployed later this year. |
Steven
Bakker
<steven.bakker=>ams-ix.net> Attilla De Groot <attilla=>attilla.nl> Yuri Schaeffer <yuri.schaeffer=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 46 |
Busting the ghost on the web: real time detection of drive-by-infectionsDrive-by-infecties zijn geautomatiseerde malware infecties die zonder tussenkomst van de gebruiker verspreid worden via in principe bonafide, maar gecompromitteerde websites. Deze malware maakt gebruik van beveiligingslekken in de browser of plugins zoals ActiveX of Flash componenten om zo het systeem van de gebruiker ongemerkt te infecteren.IDS systemen die gebruik maken van signature gebaseerde detectie in netwerkdata zijn vanwege hun statische karakter minder geschikt voor het herkennen van deze snel variërende en vaak nog onbekende dreigingen. Onderzoek de mogelijkheden voor het detecteren van drive-by infecties door het analyseren van afwijkingen in metadata van HTTP request en response headers, en plotselinge wijzigingen van dergelijke data gedurende een sessie. Welke verschillen zijn er in deze metadata te vinden tussen normale legitieme sessies en sessies waarin een drive-by infectie plaatsvindt? Dit zonder gebruik te maken van (full) content inspectie. Doelstellingen
ScopeOnderzoeken of het mogelijk is om aan de hand van http request/response metadata te zien of er op dat moment een drive-by-infection plaatsvindt. Metadata bevat, maar is niet beperkt tot timing van requests/responses, geografische locatie van de opgevraagde resource, bestandsnamen etc. Het onderzoek zal zich niet richten op de inhoud van de http responses, maar uitsluitend op de metadata. |
Bart
Roos
<roos=>fox-it.com> Sander Peters <peters=>fox-it.com> Michael van Kleij <michael.vankleij=>os3.nl> Thijs Kinkhorst <thijs.kinkhorst=>os3.nl> |
R | P | 2 |
| 47 |
In depth abuse statisticsInternet abuse and threats are usually presented by given the total amount of issues a organization like Spamhaus receives, which result in a worst top N list. These statistics don't take the network size, type and architecture into consideration which could give a inaccurate impression of the real problem. Smaller networks for example won't make it to this list although there percentage of abuse in correlation with there network size could be far higher. Internet criminals could hide behind these smaller networks because they are not flagged to be a threat.Research question: Show how network size, type and architecture effect the amount of abuse reports and security threats that are available. Task: By using CBL (composite blocking list) and other DNSBL related databases you can get a total amount of abuse that is out there. Use this information to generate statistics for the amount of abuse in correlation with network size (Regional Internet Registry for continent specific/ ISP for country specific) Network architecture (NAT) and network type (Broadband / slow dial-up connections). For determining the real network size its not trustworthy to look at what CIDR/AS a specific IP address belongs to because one IP address can be used by multiple host using NAT solutions. By determining what the network architecture is of a reported IP addresses you should get a more realistic view about the abuse of a specific reported network. One possible approach is to analyze end connectivity of a particular network by sending n ICMP messages randomly across that network block. Nessus and similar tools that use a fingerprint databases can be used to determine if a IP address is used as an end node or by a NAT appliance and intercepting proxy servers. |
Carel
van
Straten
<carel=>spamhaus.org> JP Velders <Jan-Philip.Velders=>os3.nl> Michiel Timmers <michiel.timmers=>os3.nl> Arthur van Kleef <arthur.vankleef=>os3.nl |
R | P | 1 |
| 09h55 | Cees de Laat | Welcome, introduction. | # |
| 10h00 | Dominic van den Ende | Verschillende toepassingen voor virtualisatie. | 5 |
| 10h20 |
Attilla De Groot | Implementing OpenLISP with LISP + ALT. | 6 |
| 10h40 |
Wouter van Dongen | Browser
Security |
7 |
| 11h00 |
Taarik Hassanmahomed | Stream Control Transport Protocol | 10 |
| 11h20 |
*
|
Pauze | |
| 11h40 |
Sevickson Kwidama | 802.1ah in NetherLight; an application proposal. | 15 |
| 12h00 |
Adriaan van der Zee | Troubleshooting Grid Authentication from the client side. | 18 |
| 12h20 |
Yanick de Jong | Xen hypervisor security in VM isolation. | 20 |
| 12h40 |
Willem Toorop | Desktop
sharing
with
SIP. |
29 |
| 13h00 |
*
|
Lunch | |
| 13h40 |
Michiel Timmers | DNSCurve Analysis | 32 |
| 14h00 |
Stefan Roelofs | Feasibility
study
Network
Access
Control
(NAC).
|
25 |
| 14h20 |
Joeri Blokhuis | Universal Plug and Play Eventing vulnerabilities. | 26 |
| 14h40 | Alain van Hoof | Top40 cache compared to LRU and LFU. | 27 |
| 15h00 |
*
|
Pauze | |
| 15h20 | Jarno van de Moosdijk | Research on OpenID and its integration within the GravityZoo framework. | 28 |
| 15h40 |
Yuri Schaeffer | XEN VGA passthrough. | 22 |
| 16h00 | Arthur van Kleef | Using XEN Technology for Green.IT. | 24 |
| 16h20 |
Tom Hendrickx | Cloud computing. | 38 |
| 16h40 |
Cees
de
Laat
&
OS3
team |
Evaluatie,
afsluiting. |
|
| 16h55 |
*
|
End |
| 10h00 | Cees de Laat | Welcome, introduction. | # |
| 10h10 | Attilla De Groot, Yuri Schaeffer | IP
multicast
routing
on
AMS-IX. |
44 |
| 10h40 |
Michael van Kleij , Thijs Kinkhorst | Busting
the
ghost
on
the
web:
real time detection of drive-by-infections. |
46 |
| 11h10 |
*
|
Pauze | |
| 11h30 |
Adriaan van der Zee, Yanick de Jong | Design
and
development
of
a
SAN
Alarm system. |
37 |
| 12h00 |
Niels Sijm, Marco Wessel | IPv4
ARP/IPv6
ND
"Sponge"
Daemon. |
23 |
| 12h30 |
*
|
Lunch | |
| 13h30 |
Jarno van de Moosdijk, Dick Visser | Car
Authentication. |
42 |
| 14h00 |
Dominic van den Ende, Tom Hendrickx | Online
Banking:
Attacks
&
Defences. |
2 |
| 14h30 |
Cornel de Jong | Implementation difference between DNScurve and DNSsec. | 21 |
| 14h50 |
*
|
Pauze | |
| 15h20 |
Stefan Roelofs | Ad-hoc
trust
associations
with
Trust
Anchor
Repositories. |
16 |
| 15h40 |
Michiel Timmers, Arthur van Kleef | In-depth Abuse Statistics. (*) | 47 |
| 16h10 |
Wouter van Dongen, Alain van Hoof | The
DFRWS
2009
Challenge. |
41 |
| 16h40 |
Cees
de
Laat |
Afsluiting |
|
| 17h00 |
*
|
Borrel |