1. Information Assurance Workshop 2004 Yu Cai

2. Introduction 5th Annual IEEE Information Assurance Workshop 9 - 11 June 2004, United States Military Academy, West Point, New York In conjunction with CISSE: Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education About 100 people attending the IAW. 10% from military. http://www.itoc.usma.edu/workshop/2004/index.ht ml

3. Tracks CISSE: IA Program Development HoneyNets Intrusion Response and Recovery Intrusion Detection Cryptography Policy and Defensive Measures Wireless Security and Ad Hoc Networking Advanced Topics Forensics

4. Keynote speakers Eric Haseltine, Associate Director of Research National Security Agency (NSA). Bill Cheswick, from Bell Lab. Founder of the Internet Mapping Project –frequent traceroute-style path probes, one to each registered Internet entity. –The net mapping program sends small UDP packets to random high-numbered ports, while varying the packet's time-to-live (TTL) field. The TTL is decremented on each hop out. When it hits zero, the death of the packet is reported back to the sender. –From this, they build a tree showing the paths and topology to most of the nets on the Internet. –These paths change over time. Data stored in database. –Link to his talk.Link to his talk.

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6. Other presentations Honeyfiles: Deceptive Files for Intrusion Detection –Jim Yuill, Mike Zappe, Dorothy Denning, and Fred Feer Simplified Protocol Capture (SIMPCAP) –Michael W. Corley, Michael W. Weir, Kenric Nelson, and Andrew J. Karam Measuring IT Security - a Method Based on Common Criteria’s Security Functional Requirements –Amund Hunstad, Jonas Hallberg, and Richard Andersson A Biometric Authentication Approach for High Security Ad Hoc Networks –Qinghan Xiao

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