Internet Security (Lecture, SoSe 2018)

As the common utilization of the Internet broadens, the threat from malicious programs and users increases. To counteract this development right from the design of new applications and technologies, we will discuss and try to identify the different attacks and threats (e.g., worms, viruses, denial of service). Based on this analysis, we will introduce countermeasures (e.g., firewalls, network intrusion detection/prevention systems, scanners) and explain challenges they frequently face. In addition, we will analyze active security tools, security protocols (e.g., SSL, Kerberos, TLS, VPN, IPsec, WLAN Security), key management approaches, and the security of different Internet services (e.g., E-Mail, SSH, VoIP, Network Storage).

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A module registration is also required for Bachelor and Master students. Further information will be given in the lecture and via ISIS.

There will be neither a tutorial nor exercise sheets.

Exams will probably be oral. Further information, e.g., exam dates and how to register, will be given in the lecture or via ISIS.

• Botnets: The DoS Project's "trinoo" distributed denial of service attack tool

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