COM-402 Security and Privacy | Monday | Fall 24

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Emphasizes the importance of safeguarding passwords and avoiding sharing them.

Explores cybersecurity fundamentals, threat modeling, real-world case studies, and digital forensics procedures.

Explores online tracking methods, including canvas and AudioContext API fingerprinting, and their privacy implications.

Explores rigorous upper and lower bounds for isotropic phase composites and their microstructure arrangement, focusing on laminated plates and stress-strain relationships.

Explores public-key cryptography, post-quantum systems, and access control mechanisms in depth.

Covers the concept of biometrics, the process of enrolling and verifying biometrics, and the importance of balancing false positives and false negatives.

Explores the commitment scheme, key derivation function, and pseudorandom generator in cryptographic protocols, emphasizing their role in ensuring data integrity and authentication.

Covers the process of verifying identity, traditional methods like passwords, and modern approaches such as biometrics.

Explores symmetry operations in quantum mechanics, emphasizing the preservation of state properties.

Emphasizes the importance of creating secure passwords and safeguarding credentials.

Covers cryptographic hash functions, message authentication codes, and block chains, including bitcoins, proof-of-work, and MAC variants.

Explores message authentication codes and their formalism, with a focus on mobile telephony, covering topics like misuse attacks, security notions, and GSM architecture.

Covers Dynamic and Interactive Web-based Cartography, focusing on GIS principles, client-server architecture, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and open-source libraries.

Covers conditional access, encryption, decryption, authentication, and advanced encryption standards, exploring identity-based encryption, biometrics, and attribute-based encryption.

Covers dynamic and interactive cartography on the web, exploring Web GIS, client-server architectures, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and open-source GIS libraries.

Covers dynamic internet cartography, exploring Web GIS, client-server architectures, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and open-source GIS libraries.

Explores TLS, security protocols, synchronization, fair termination, and secure communication applications.

Introduces the CS411 Class Project, where students design and test a lesson using learning theories.

Covers exercises on retrosynthesis in organic chemistry.