Rutgers Security Reading Group


Overview

The Rutgers Security Reading Group is a weekly informal seminar for discussing research papers, emerging problems, and interesting issues in Computer and Network security.

Participation

Papers should be choosen from one of the following conferences: Oakland, Usenix Security, NDSS, CCS, SOSP, OSDI, EuroSys or NSDI. Papers from other conferences are acceptable if the paper is particularly good. We will read one paper per week. It is expected that everyone reads the paper before coming to the discussion!

Location & Time: Core B, 10:30am on Friday

Schedule

Feb 11 Presenter: Shakeel
Paper: K-Tracer: A System for Extracting Kernel Malware Behavior, by Andrea Lanzi et al (Gatech), NDSS 2009.
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Feb 18 Presenter: Tuan
Paper: Countering Persistent Kernel Rootkits Through Systematic Hook Discovery, by Z. Wang et al (NCSU), RAID 2008.
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Feb 27 Presenter: Mohan
Paper: An Efficient Black-box Technique for Defeating Web Application Attacks, R. Sekar, NDSS 2009
Links: PDF
Mar 6 Presenter: Tam
Paper: Analysis-Resistant Malware, John Betehncourt et al, NDSS 2008.
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Mar 13 Presenter: TBD
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Mar 20 Presenter: TBD
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Mar 27 Presenter: TBD
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April 3 Presenter: TBD
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April 10 Presenter: TBD
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April 17 Presenter: TBD
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April 24 Presenter: TBD
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May 1 Presenter: TBD
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May 8 Presenter: TBD
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