NETSEC

News

• May 2008
  Toby Ehrenkranz and Jun Li receive notification that their paper, On the State of IP Spoofing Defense, is accepted in ACM TOIT.
• April 2008
  Toby Ehrenkranz is selected to receive the Clarence & Lucille Dunbar Scholarship for the 2008-2009 academic year.
• April 2008
  Scott brooks is selected to receive the Henry V. Howe Scholarship for the 2008-2009 academic year.
• April 2008
  Shad Stafford passes his Oral Comprehensive Exam.
• January 29, 2008
  Toby Ehrenkranz's daughter Elizabeth Azalea Ehrenkanz is born at 6:30 PM, weighing 7 lbs 11.2 oz.
• June 2007
  Toby Ehrenkranz receives travel grant to SIGCOMM 07 in Kyoto.
• June 2007
  Shad Stafford is recognized as Graduate Teaching Fellow of the year in the CIS Department.
• June 2007
  Scott Brooks honored for receiving the Erwin & Gertrude Juilf's scholarship.
• June 2007
  Toby Ehrenkranz receives his Masters in CS on his way towards a PhD. Cameron Hertel receives his Bachelors Degree in CS.
• May 2007
  Shad receives travel grant to IEEE Security and Privacy Conference.
• May 2007
  Scott Brooks joins the team.
• April 2007
  We are approved to use DETER for our SWORD research
• January 2007
  Undergraduate student Cameron Hertel joins the worm defense team
• January 2007
  Professor Li is awarded a prestigious NSF CAREER grant. This money will fund research into a Behavior-Based Framework for Detecting Internet Worms.
• September 20, 2006
  Shad's daughter Lillian is born at 11:03pm weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces
• September 2006
  Yibo joins the group
• June 2006
  Out poster "Detecting Zero-day Self-propagating Internet Worms Based on their Fundamental Behavior" is presented at the USENIX Security Symposium
• May 2006
  Our paper "On the Performance of SWORD in Detecting Zero-Day-Worm-Infected Hosts" is accepted to SPECTS 2006
• May 2006
  Our paper "Is BGP Update Storm a Sign of Trouble: Observing the Internet Control and Data Planes During Internet Worms" is accepted to SPECTS 2006
• January 2006
  Asia joins the group
• October 2005
  Our poster "On the Design and Analysis of Characteristics-Based Worm Detection Heuristics" wins both the faculty and people's choice awards in the departmental poster contest
• October 2005
  Professor Li wins an NSF research grant to study routing forensics with Professor Dejing Dou. See the full announcement
• September 2005
  Michael joins the group
• November 2004
  Our work "BGP Behavior Analysis During the August 2003 Blackout" is accepted as poster and extended abstract by the Ninth IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management (IM 2005)
• November 2004
  Intel funds our worm defense research
• August 2004
  Xun presents a Sequoia poster at Sigcomm'04
• August 2004
  Jun presents mSSL at WISA workshop
• November 2004
  Shad Stafford joins the group
• June 2004
  Our hero Eric Purpus climbs Mount Rainier. Summit photo here
• June 2004
  Jun presents both our worm defense and Sequoia research at Usenix'04
• June 2004
  Zhen wins "The Best Graduate Teaching Fellow" awarded by University of Oregon
• March 2004
  Paul donates time working as the network administrator at FOOD for Lane County
• September 2003
  Intel donates three Dell 1750 machines to help set up PlanetLab nodes at UO