Frequently Asked Questions - General
Questions:
- Reflecting on the Internet Worm at 35
- AI and ML Sturm und Drang
- Reflections on the 2023 RSA Conference
- Interview with Spaf at S4x23
- Serious CERIAS Recognition
- Malicious Compliance: A story
- Three podcasts with Spaf
- Spaf Interviewed About His New Book
- 2022 ISSA Honorees
- Get some CERIAS and Spaf Swag!
- CERIAS is on the move!
- The more things change….
- Who Says You Can’t Predict the Future?
- It’s been 30 years—time to celebrate!
- Reflecting on 30 years
- 50 Years, and Lessons (Not) Learned
- Riffing on the Ph.D. Degree
- So you have to learn a 3rd programming language?
- Sturm und Drang and Hacking and Twitter
- Summary of July 15th, 2020 Purdue Seminar on Control System Cyber Security
- COAST, Machine names, Sun, and Microsoft
- A Test of Time: COAST and an award-winning paper
- Near the Root of Cybersecurity Dysfunction
- Challenging Conventional Wisdom
- Cyber Security Hall of Fame 2019 Inductees
- March Sadness
- A Common Theme
- Things are not getting better
- Cybersecurity Hall of Fame Nominations Open Again!
- Spaf videos, blasts from the past, future thoughts
- How far do warrants reach in “The Cloud”?
- Another good one gone too soon
- A Blast from the Past
- Time passes, and we lose friends
- Another Surprise for Spaf
- It Was A Good Monday
- Passing of a Cyber Securty Pioneer
- Changes for CERIAS…and Spaf
- Nominations solicitied for the CSHOF
- Another year, another RSAC
- A looming anniversary, and a special offer
- Cyber Security in Stasis
- Privacy, Surveillance, Freedom of Expression, and Purdue University
- Why I Don’t Attend Cons
- Déjà Vu All Over Again: The Attack on Encryption
- Teaching Information Security
- Short, Random Thought on Testing
- Two Items of interest
- Time Critical—Purdue Day of Giving
- Initial Thoughts on the RSA 2015 Conference
- CERIAS 2015 Symposium Now Online!
- What is wrong with all of you? Reflections on nude pictures, victim shaming, and cyber security
- Videos from the 15th Annual CERIAS Symposium
- Update on “Patching is Not Security”
- Why We Don’t Have Secure Systems Yet, Introduction
- Patching is Not Security
- In Memorium: Wyatt Starnes
- A Special Opportunity to Support CERIAS
- Thoughts on the RSA Conference, Boycotts, and Babes
- Telling the Future, Looking at the Past: A Few Short Items
- If you are bored or morbidly curious…
- You’re invited!
- Another Loss in the Community
- We’re Out of Balance
- The Passing of A Pioneer
- Thoughts—Some Random, Some Structured
- Happy Anniversary—Bang My Head Against A Wall
- Just sayin
- Opticks and a Treatise on the PRISM Surveillance Program (Guest Blog)
- Schrodinger’s Catnip: A Review of the NSA Phone Surveillance Program (Guest Blog)
- Opening Keynote: Todd Gebhart, Co-President McAfee Inc. (Summary)
- Keynote: Christopher Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State (Summary)
- Tech Talk #3: Stephen Elliott (Summary)
- Featured Commentary: The Honorable Mark Weatherford, DHS Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity
- Panel 3: Security Education and Training (Panel Summary)
- Panel 2: NSTIC, Trusted Identities and the Internet (Panel Summary)
- Panel 1: Security Analytics, Analysis, and Measurement (Panel Summary)
- On Competitions and Competence
- Login with Facebook, Google and LinkedIn
- Looking for fail2ban++
- Keynote: Howard Schmidt (Keynote Summary)
- Security Fireside Chat (Summary)
- Panel #3: Securing Mobile Devices (Panel Summary)
- Panel #2: Big Data Analytics (Panel Summary)
- Panel #1: Securing SCADA Systems (Panel Summary)
- Opening Keynote: Arthur W. Coviello, Jr. (Keynote Summary)
- An Interesting Opportunity
- Gene Schultz, R. I. P.
- More than passive defense
- Bullies, Pirates and Lulz
- U.S. Memorial Day Thoughts on Cyber War
- Sony, Congress, The Media and Me
- Panel #4: Securing Web 2.0 (Panel Summary)
- Panel #3: Fighting Through: Mission Continuity Under Attack (Panel Summary)
- Panel #2: Scientific Foundations of Cyber Security (Panel Summary)
- Panel #1: Traitor Tracing and Data Provenance (Panel Summary)
- Opening Keynote: Neal Ziring (Symposium Summary)
- A Recent Interview, and other info
- Can Your IPv4 Firewall Be Bypassed by IPv6 Traffic?
- “Game Change” Request for comments
Q:
Reflecting on the Internet Worm at 35
A:
Q:
AI and ML Sturm und Drang
A:
Q:
Reflections on the 2023 RSA Conference
A:
Q:
Interview with Spaf at S4x23
A:
Q:
Serious CERIAS Recognition
A:
Q:
Malicious Compliance: A story
A:
Q:
Three podcasts with Spaf
A:
Q:
Spaf Interviewed About His New Book
A:
Q:
2022 ISSA Honorees
A:
Q:
Get some CERIAS and Spaf Swag!
A:
Q:
CERIAS is on the move!
A:
Q:
The more things change….
A:
Q:
Who Says You Can’t Predict the Future?
A:
Q:
It’s been 30 years—time to celebrate!
A:
Q:
Reflecting on 30 years
A:
Q:
50 Years, and Lessons (Not) Learned
A:
Q:
Riffing on the Ph.D. Degree
A:
Q:
So you have to learn a 3rd programming language?
A:
Q:
Sturm und Drang and Hacking and Twitter
A:
Q:
Summary of July 15th, 2020 Purdue Seminar on Control System Cyber Security
A:
Q:
COAST, Machine names, Sun, and Microsoft
A:
Q:
A Test of Time: COAST and an award-winning paper
A:
Q:
Near the Root of Cybersecurity Dysfunction
A:
Q:
Challenging Conventional Wisdom
A:
Q:
Cyber Security Hall of Fame 2019 Inductees
A:
Q:
March Sadness
A:
Q:
A Common Theme
A:
Q:
Things are not getting better
A:
Q:
Cybersecurity Hall of Fame Nominations Open Again!
A:
Q:
Spaf videos, blasts from the past, future thoughts
A:
Q:
How far do warrants reach in “The Cloud”?
A:
Q:
Another good one gone too soon
A:
Q:
A Blast from the Past
A:
Q:
Time passes, and we lose friends
A:
Q:
Another Surprise for Spaf
A:
Q:
It Was A Good Monday
A:
Q:
Passing of a Cyber Securty Pioneer
A:
Q:
Changes for CERIAS…and Spaf
A:
Q:
Nominations solicitied for the CSHOF
A:
Q:
Another year, another RSAC
A:
Q:
A looming anniversary, and a special offer
A:
Q:
Cyber Security in Stasis
A:
Q:
Privacy, Surveillance, Freedom of Expression, and Purdue University
A:
Q:
Why I Don’t Attend Cons
A:
Q:
Déjà Vu All Over Again: The Attack on Encryption
A:
Q:
Teaching Information Security
A:
Q:
Short, Random Thought on Testing
A:
Q:
Two Items of interest
A:
Q:
Time Critical—Purdue Day of Giving
A:
Q:
Initial Thoughts on the RSA 2015 Conference
A:
Q:
CERIAS 2015 Symposium Now Online!
A:
Q:
What is wrong with all of you? Reflections on nude pictures, victim shaming, and cyber security
A:
Q:
Videos from the 15th Annual CERIAS Symposium
A:
Q:
Update on “Patching is Not Security”
A:
Q:
Why We Don’t Have Secure Systems Yet, Introduction
A:
Q:
Patching is Not Security
A:
Q:
In Memorium: Wyatt Starnes
A:
Q:
A Special Opportunity to Support CERIAS
A:
Q:
Thoughts on the RSA Conference, Boycotts, and Babes
A:
Q:
Telling the Future, Looking at the Past: A Few Short Items
A:
Q:
If you are bored or morbidly curious…
A:
Q:
You’re invited!
A:
Q:
Another Loss in the Community
A:
Q:
We’re Out of Balance
A:
Q:
The Passing of A Pioneer
A:
Q:
Thoughts—Some Random, Some Structured
A:
Q:
Happy Anniversary—Bang My Head Against A Wall
A:
Q:
Just sayin
A:
Q:
Opticks and a Treatise on the PRISM Surveillance Program (Guest Blog)
A:
Q:
Schrodinger’s Catnip: A Review of the NSA Phone Surveillance Program (Guest Blog)
A:
Q:
Opening Keynote: Todd Gebhart, Co-President McAfee Inc. (Summary)
A:
Q:
Keynote: Christopher Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State (Summary)
A:
Q:
Tech Talk #3: Stephen Elliott (Summary)
A:
Q:
Featured Commentary: The Honorable Mark Weatherford, DHS Deputy Under Secretary for Cybersecurity
A:
Q:
Panel 3: Security Education and Training (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel 2: NSTIC, Trusted Identities and the Internet (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel 1: Security Analytics, Analysis, and Measurement (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
On Competitions and Competence
A:
Q:
Login with Facebook, Google and LinkedIn
A:
Q:
Looking for fail2ban++
A:
Q:
Keynote: Howard Schmidt (Keynote Summary)
A:
Q:
Security Fireside Chat (Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #3: Securing Mobile Devices (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #2: Big Data Analytics (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #1: Securing SCADA Systems (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Opening Keynote: Arthur W. Coviello, Jr. (Keynote Summary)
A:
Q:
An Interesting Opportunity
A:
Q:
Gene Schultz, R. I. P.
A:
Q:
More than passive defense
A:
Q:
Bullies, Pirates and Lulz
A:
Q:
U.S. Memorial Day Thoughts on Cyber War
A:
Q:
Sony, Congress, The Media and Me
A:
Q:
Panel #4: Securing Web 2.0 (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #3: Fighting Through: Mission Continuity Under Attack (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #2: Scientific Foundations of Cyber Security (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Panel #1: Traitor Tracing and Data Provenance (Panel Summary)
A:
Q:
Opening Keynote: Neal Ziring (Symposium Summary)
A:
Q:
A Recent Interview, and other info
A:
Q:
Can Your IPv4 Firewall Be Bypassed by IPv6 Traffic?
A:
Q:
“Game Change” Request for comments
A: