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| - | We will start discussing the technical attack vectors (XSS, SQL Injections, XSRF, drive-by download) and how these vectors are embodied in complex attacks (malware, spyware, ransomware, botnets) Then, we will see how these attacks are used in cybercrime economy (spam, phishing, infections and money laundering). We will discuss the principles of defense technology. We will touch on the economic aspects of cyber criminality, | + | We will start discussing the technical attack vectors (XSS, SQL Injections, XSRF, drive-by download) and how these vectors are embodied in complex attacks (malware, spyware, ransomware, botnets) Then, we will see how these attacks are used in the cybercrime economy (spam, phishing, infections and money laundering). We will discuss the principles of defense technology. We will touch on the economic aspects of cyber criminality, |
| ===2IMS25: Principles of Data Protection=== | ===2IMS25: Principles of Data Protection=== | ||
| This course focuses on data protection technologies designed to prevent the dissemination of sensitive information of individuals. The course will provide a solid introduction to the most important access control models (e.g., DAC, MAC, RBAC) and their extensions for distributed systems (e.g., RT) and usage control (e.g., UCON). The course also covers industry standards in the area of access control and privacy (e.g., XACML and EPAL). See the [[http:// | This course focuses on data protection technologies designed to prevent the dissemination of sensitive information of individuals. The course will provide a solid introduction to the most important access control models (e.g., DAC, MAC, RBAC) and their extensions for distributed systems (e.g., RT) and usage control (e.g., UCON). The course also covers industry standards in the area of access control and privacy (e.g., XACML and EPAL). See the [[http:// | ||
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| + | ===2IMS30: Advanced Network Security=== | ||
| + | The course is divided in THREE (3) parts. | ||
| + | 1. The first part is dedicated to the recall of basic notions, such as cryptography, | ||
| + | 2. The second part of the course is dedicated to the security of IoT networks. The course will mostly follow a bottom-up approach, following the ISO/OSI Stack. We will establish several comparisons between traditional security protocols and the way these protocols are integrated into constrained IoT networks. | ||
| + | 3. The third part will focus on specific network security applications. It will cover network security and privacy aspects of several use-case protocols, such as avionics protocols, maritime scenarios, and GNSS architectures. | ||
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| =====Master Projects===== | =====Master Projects===== | ||
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| * [[iot-applets-NXP|Master Project on a mechanism for automatic trust provisioning of arbitrary IoT applets at NXP Semiconductors]] | * [[iot-applets-NXP|Master Project on a mechanism for automatic trust provisioning of arbitrary IoT applets at NXP Semiconductors]] | ||
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