Research Links

Main Concepts in Computer Security
[from Konstantin Beznosov's PhD Dissertation] [Link to Paper]

Search Engines [Back to Top]
Security Reading Room (Keep current with research & applications!) [Back to Top]
General Issues on Computer Security [Back to Top]
- WindowSecurity.com. [Link to Network Security Library]
- Netscape Security Center.
- Information Security Magazine.
- Security Resource Links from NetworkFusion.com.
- Linuxsecurity.com: Reference guides, administration guides, FAQs, HOWTOs, ...
- Cipher: The Newsletter of the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Security and Privacy.
- IT Security.com: The Encyclopedia of Computer Security.
- Neil's Security and Privacy Resources at Johnson & Johnson Technology Consultants LLC.
- National Security Agency's Security Recommendation Guide from Conxion.com.
- Fyodor's Good Reading List from Insecure.com.
Intrusion Detection Systems & Technologies [Back to Top]
- SANS Intrusion Detection FAQ. [Link]
- Robertgraham.com: FAQ on Intrusion Detection Systems. [Link]
- The Evolution of Intrusion Detection Systems from Securityfocus.com. [Link]
- Softpanorama Security Page On Intrusion Detection: Some general issues. [Link]
- An extensive reading list from Wenke Lee at Georgia Tech. [Link]
- A list of Intrusion Detection Research at Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus. [Link]
- Evaluation of Intrusion Detection Systems and reading materials from Richard A. Kemmerer at UCSB. [Link]
- An extensive list of conferences, journals, projects and papers from Philip Chan at Florida Institute of Technology. [Link]
- A wonderful link for stuff on Intrusion Detection Systems from Dept. Information & Sciences at University of Delaware. [Link]
- Michael Sobirey's Intrusion Detection Systems page (Updated till the year 2000, a bit out-of-dated.)
- International Symposium on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID)
Security Design Patterns [Back to Top]
- Securitypatterns.org. A non-commercial spot to discuss Security Patterns and related concepts. [Link]
- Materials on Role Based Access Control at National Institute of Standards and Technology. [Link]
Links to Organizations [Back to Top]
- San Diego Supercomputer Center
- CERT Coordination Center at CMU.
- National Information Assurance Partnership at NIST
- National Computer Security Association
- National Infrastructure Protection Center
- Computer Incident Advisory Capability (CIAC) at DOE.
- Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office (CIAO) at the Department of Homeland Security.
- Computer Security Resource Center and National Information Assurance Partnership^® at National Institute of Standards and Technology. [Link to Special Publication: 800 Series]
- Network Research Group (NRG) of the Information and Computing Sciences Division (ICSD) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL). [Paper Downloading]
- Security Focus. [Link to BugTraq]
- The Internet Engineering Task Force
- Softpanorama Security Page: Open Source Software Educational Society
- Center for Internet Security
- LIQUIDMATRIX
- ibiblio.org: The public's library and digital collection. [Link to Linux HOWTOs]
- @Stake Inc.
- SPI Dynamics Inc.
- NAI Labs.
- MITRE Corporation. [Link to CVE]
- TruSecure Corporation.
- Samspade.org.
- Research in Microsoft.
- Security at Cisco Systems, Inc.
- IBM Research in Computer Science.
- Security Threat Avoidance Technology (STAT) at Harris Corp.
- '02(11th) USENIX security symposium.
- Annual Computer Security Applications Conference.
Security Research in Universities [Back to Top]
- Lincoln Laboratory at MIT.
- Reliable Software Group (RSG) at UCSB.
- Systems Software Research Group at UIUC.
- Ross Anderson's Homepage of Computer Security Group at University of Cambridge.
- Intrusion Detection System group at Columbia University.
- Information System Security Lab at University of Maryland.
- Secure Internet Programming group at Princeton University.
- Computer Immune System group at University of New Mexico.
- The CERT^® Coordination Center (CERT/CC) at Carnegie Mellon University.
- The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS) at Purdue University.
- Internet Security, Applications, Authentication and Cryptography group in the Computer Science Division at UC Berkeley.
- Center for Secure Information Systems (CSIS) and Lab for Information Security Technology (LIST) at George Mason University.
- Information Assurance Institute at Cornell University.
- Center for Computer Security Research (CCSR) at Mississippi State University.
Tools [Back to Top]
- EPIC Online Guide to Practical Privacy Tools from Electronic Privacy Information Center.
- Dshield.com: Distributed Network Intrusion Detection system.
- Snort.org: One of the most successful open-source IDS.
- Security-Enhanced Linux from NSA.
- Distributed Intrusion Detection System
Interesting Links [Back to Top]
- Distributed Reflection Denial of Service by Steve Gibson. From grc.com. An interesting description on a Denial-of Service attack. Another related paper can be found here.
- Seth David Schoen's page.
- RobertGraham.com.
- Computer Forensics Resources from Computerforensics.com.
- Computer Forensics Resource Links from Computerworld.com.
- Inforensics: Information Forensics, Reconstructions & Recovery from TNO Physics and Electronics Laboratory (TNO-FEL) - part of the Netherlands Organization of Applied Scientific Research (TNO).
- Forensics Resources from Crime-research.org.
- David A. Patterson's homepage at UC Berkeley.
- News from the Hacker War Front from Happyhacker.org.
- Unix Security Archive from Securityfocus.com.
- Yahoo! Directory on Security and Encryption.
- GNU coding standard from Gnu.org.
- Free Webcast from SANS.
- IEEE Distributed Systems Online.
- Attrition.org.
- Mayia.com.
- A Letter to Research Students: How to make research enjoyable and productive? From Duane A. Bailey at Williams College. [Link]
- How to write a good system paper? By Roy Levin and David D. Redell. From Usenix.org.
- Search for Personal Home Pages of Computer Scientists [Alternate Link]
- Unix Support's home page within the University of Cambridge Computing Service.
- Martin's Page on Socket Tutorial at Northern Arizona University.
Hackers & Crackers [Back to Top]