CyberSecurity [CSCI 4250/6250]

This is a regular course I teach at the University of Georgia every Fall semester. This is a combined class (i.e. both undergrads and grads students are welcome). This is an introductory class on cybersecurity where we mostly focus on software, system, web, and network security with a minor in cryptography, mobile, hardware, IoT, AI security, and data privacy. Please, take a look at the syllabus for details. An expected class schedule can be found here.

Schedule

Weeks	Lecture
1-2	Introduction
2-3	Memory Corruption
4	Shellcoding
5	Race and Spray
6-7	Software Defense
7-8	Program Analysis
9	Fuzzing
9-10	Cryptography
10-11	Code Injection
11-12	Advanced Web Attacks
13	Mobile Security
13-14	Network Security
15	Hardware, IoT, and CPS Security
16	Isolation
17	Data Security

Project

Title	Deadline
Buffer Overflow	Week 5
Return-to-Libc	Week 8
Format String	Week 11
Cross-Site Scripting	Week 14

Homework

Title	Deadline
Software Vulnerability Analysis	Week 5
Shellcoding	Week 7
Hands-on Cryptography	Week 11
Paper Review on Fuzzing	Week 15

Syllabus and lectures can be modified every semester. If you are enrolled in a semester, please follow instructions from the eLC course page.