Lectures

Lecture	Date	Day	Module	Lecture Title	Activities Due
1	5-May	Monday	Introduction	Introduction
2	9-May	Friday	Authentication	Authentication
3	12-May	Monday		Authentication, Phishing
4	16-May	Friday	Access Control	Access Control	Read a breach report
	19-May	Monday		No class – holiday
5	23-May	Friday		Access Control and Information Flow	Verify chat keys
6	26-May	Monday	Cryptography	Cryptography Introduction
7	30-May	Friday		Cryptography	Opt-out, Verify web cert
8	2-Jun	Monday		Cryptography
9	2-Jun	Monday	Networking	Networking
10	6-Jun	Friday		Networking
	9-Jun	Monday		No class – Instructor gone
11	13-Jun	Friday		Networking	Modify URLs
12	16-Jun	Monday	Midterm	No class
13	20-Jun	Friday	Midterm	No class
14	23-Jun	Monday		Networking - tcp, onion routing
15	27-Jun	Friday	Programming	Programming Security	Download data
	30-Jun	Monday		No class – holiday
16	2-Jul	Wednesday		Program security
17	4-Jul	Friday		Programming security	Block 3rd party content
18	7-Jul	Monday	Web Security	Web Security - People
19	11-Jul	Friday		Web Security - XSS	Modify website
20	14-Jul	Monday		Web Security - defenses
21	18-Jul	Friday	Privacy	Privacy	See data visible to websites
22	21-Jul	Monday		Privacy
23	25-Jul	Friday		Additional topics	Listen to phish, Read regulation
24	28-Jul	Monday		Revision

Red indicates lectures that are canceled.
Green indicates lectures at abnormal times.

Makeup Lectures

The University automatically assigns makeup lecture times for the course. These are to be used in the event that the Instructor has to be out of town or some unexpected event happens.

I recognize that these times may be challenging for some students to attend. Effort will be made to do lecture recording for any makeup lecture times used.

Expect to use:

Monday June 2nd, 4pm-5:20pm

Not expected to be used:

Monday May 12
Monday June 23
Monday July 21

Lecture Module Resources

Under each lecture module on the sidebar you will find links to many sources of information on the topic. These are optional readings, you are not required to read any of them. I am often asked after class about where to look to learn more about a topic or where to go if the topic is a bit challenging to understand from the lecture content. These resources are a good place to start for those interested.

I am always happy to add new resources to these lists, so if there is something recent that I have left off. Or even just something fun that you think others might enjoy, feel free to email me about them.