ASSERT Student Presentations

TASK Presentations

The recently funded Teaching Alaskans...Sharing Knowledge (TASK) program places graduate students from science and technology disciplines in Alaska K-12 schools, with the goal of raising the level of science and technology education. One of the current TASK Fellows is a graduate student in Computer Science, and as part of his work he has given presentations on computer security topics to students, teachers, and Parent Teacher Associations.

CS480 (Spring 2007) War Games Exercise Presentations

• Team 1 - A. Blair, T. Denny, P. DeVries, E. Cray, I. Dixon
• Team 2 - B. Pfeifer, L. Meiller, D. Nikoslkiy, E. Kalinin, A. Beraud
• Team 3 - K. Galloway, J. St. John, P. Snider, A. Ray, W. Barnes
• Team 4 - J. Governale, J. Weed, J. Webber, E. Russell, B. Paden

Student Presentations

• Darren Asuncion - URL Spoofing Bug in Microsoft Internet Explorer.
• Eddie Clark - BHOs for Microsoft Internet Explorer.
• Eric Cray - FMS attack on wireless networks that use WEP.
• Eric Peterson - Buffer Overrun in JPEG Processing GDI+.
• Ray Smith - Cookie Injection Vulnerabilities.
• Craig Stephenson - The Smurf Attack.
• Eric Taylor- Windows XP Explorer Executes Arbitrary Code in Folders.
• Patrick Webb - New Dawn & Rose Attack.
• Walker Wheeler - Shell and Drag & Drop Exploits for Microsoft Internet Explorer.
• Troy Wu - Bypassing Software Firewalls by Injection.