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Affiliation shown is the affiliation at the time the talk was given.
Security from a non-Computer Science Point of View --- Twenty Things I Wish I Had Understood Better as an Undergraduate Researcher
Gene Kim - Tripwire
Ontology for Information Assurance and Security
Victor Raskin - Purdue University
Secure Multi-Party Computational Geometry
Mikhail Atallah - CERIAS /Purdue CS Department
On Detecting Service Violations in QoS Network Domains
Sonia Fahmy - Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
Privacy Preserving Data Mining
Chris Clifton and Jaideep Vaidya - Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
Generalized Temporal Role-Based Access Control Model
Arif Ghafoor - Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University
Community on the Internet: The Ethics of Interaction
Andrew Feenberg - San Diego State University
Femtosecond Optical Signal Processing: Research Towards Optical Encryption at 100 Gb/s
Andrew Weiner - Purdue University
The Dance of Vulnerabilities, Exploits, Disclosures and Patches
Pascal Meunier - CERIAS
Data mining technology
Chris Clifton - Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
A Fast Encryption Algorithm, Tame Transformation Method (TTM), with Signature and Master Key functions
Tzuong-Tsieng Moh - Purdue University Department of Mathematics
Information Security & Industrial Relations
Carl Botan - Purdue University Dept. of Communication
Extending an Open Source IDS to Detect Attacks Against NetBIOS
Todd O'Boyle - MITRE
Reference Models for Network Origin Concealment and Identification
Tom Daniels - Iowa State University
Machines Reasoning about Machines
J Strother Moore - Department of Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin
Intruder Identification in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Bharat Bhargava - CERIAS Security Center and Computer Science Department, Purdue UniversityPurdue University
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