- Hand back homework 1.3. Graded 1, 15, 18(a-d), 19(a,b)
- 18c (Justin T): if any women loves someone, it is a handsome man.
- 15:
- b: the following is trivially true if there's a
non-Porsche in the group:
- various:
with
,
with
- b: the following is trivially true if there's a
non-Porsche in the group:
- Hand in homework over 1.4.
- Your 2.1 homework is due next time (Monday).
- New assignment over 2.2 (due next Wednesday).
- As noted last time, I've assigned your first project (due
10/12). Check it out.
- This Saturday: Gary McGraw lecture.
Software Security and the Building Security in Maturity Model
Location: Digitorium (Griffin Hall, NKU Campus)
Time: 10:30am, September 17thDr. Frank says that there will be a free lunch after the talk. There is a free lunch!
(Thanks Justin T.)
- Monday, September 19, there's another talk you might be interested
in:
The Future of Infosec in Historical Context
Whitfield Diffie Information security before 1900 consisted of locking the safes, guarding the buildings, and sending documents via trusted courier. The first transatlantic radio transmission in 1904 and World War I a decade later heralded the arrival of a tool too valuable to forgo, a tool that bypassed all known information-security security techniques, with the notable exception of cryptography. Thus began a century long effort to achieve satisfactory cryptographic systems, an effort that reached a major watershed in 2005.
VP of Information Security, ICANN
Chief Cryptographer, Revere Security7:40 p.m.
Student Union Ballroom
In many ways, the arrival of radio a century ago parallels the more recent arrival of the Internet. The Internet is a tool that no one can afford to forgo but it is a tool fraught with security challenges. We will examine the parallels between internet infosec and earlier forms and look forward at upcoming phenomena, particularly cloud computing.