ECE4112 Internetwork Security Fall 2006
Syllabus
Final Course Review
from Spring 2006
Informal Course
Review from Spring 2006
The Georgia Tech Information
Security Center Mini-Net Laboratory used in this class
TAs email addresses:
TA Lab Hours
Lab Common Problems
and Fixes
Lab Additions Instructions:
Lab Addition Cover Sheet
and Check List
Lab Additions/Suggestions previously done
Lab Assignments:
Lab 1: OS Installation and Introduction to
Security Tools
Lab 2 Cracking Passwords, Sniffing,
Man-in-the-Middle and Virtual Private Networks
Lab 3 Address Spoofing, Denial of Service, Email Spoofing, and VoIP
Lab 4 Buffer Overflow
Lab 4
Additional Article on "Heap
Overflows"
Lab 4
Additional Article on
"Buffer Overflows Demystified"
Lab 5 Rootkits, backdoors, and Trojans
Lab 6 Firewalls
Lab 7 Honeynets and
Forensics
Lab 8 Worms
and Viruses and Wireless Security
Lab 8
paper: Design and Implementation of a Simple Class Room Laboratory Internet Worm
Lab 9 Web Security
Lab 10 BotNets
Lab 11 Tiger Team
Network Evaluation
End of Semester Project:
New Laboratory Assignment Instructions
List of some
possible topics
A list of security tools by category may be found at
remote-exploit.org.
Student Generated Labs:
Botnets – Email Spamming and Prevention
P2P Botnets
Email Sender Policy Framework
(SPF)
Wireless IDS/IPS
E-Mail and Spam
Reduction
Wireless Monitoring and Protection
Implementing and Defeating Executable File
Protection
Secure Server Configuration and
Vulnerability Assessment
Behavior-based Rootkit Detection using HELIOS
Discovering New Exploits
Introduction to Cryptography
Advanced Ettercap
Spyware
Shell Scripting
Web and Internet-Based Attacks
How to Design and Implement a Secure
Network
Fall 2006 Grade Assignments:
19 Earned an A
13 Earned a B
4 Earned a C
Class Final Grade Assignment Average was a 3.42 (out of 4.0)
Official Course Survey Results