The intended audience of this course are senior-level undergraduate students who are interested in computer security. We will cover fundamental computer security concepts and principles including, but not limited to software security, systems security, network security, and cryptography. We will also practice these concepts through hands-on lab assignments and a team project.

Recommended: CSED211 컴퓨터SW시스템 개론

- Midterm exam: 25%
- Final exam: 25%
- Lab assignments: 25% (five labs, 5% each)
- Team project: 20% (+ extra 5% as bonus for extraordinary teams)
- Participation: 5%
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Total 100% (Up to 105% including bonus)

Introduction to Compupter Security Matt Bishop 2005 Addison Weisely
- Network Security: PRIVATE Communication in a PUBLIC World, Charlis Kaufman, Radia Perlman and Mike Spencer, Prentice Hall, 1995. - Handbook of AppliedCryptography, Alfred Menezes, Paul van Oorschot and Scott Vanstone, CRC Press, 1997. - Introduction to Modern Cryptography, Mihir Bellare and Phillip Rogway.

Week 01: Introduction / Basic principles
Week 02: Secure coding / Trusting trust
Week 03: Assembly & shellcode / Buffer overflow & Control flow hijacking
Week 04: Code reuse attacks / Defense techniques
Week 05: Cryptography
Week 06: Hash, MAC, Digital signatures, and Certificates
Week 07: Secure communication / Proposal presentation
Week 08: Midterm (April 8, tentative)
Week 09: Authentication
Week 10: Access Control
Week 11: Malware / Anti-malware
Week 12: (Official holidays) Recent topics in Cybersecurity (zoom lec)
Week 13: DoS & Firewall / DB security
Week 14: Fuzzing / Symbolic Execution
Week 15: Project presentations
Week 16: Final exam (June 3, tentative)

This plan is subject to change.