We will read various papers during the course of the semester. Some
of them will be available on-line and linked in to this page. Others
will be on reserve in the Math library.
Required Readings
- There
Be Dragons; Steven M. Bellovin; Proceedings of the 3rd Usenix Security Symposium; 1992.
- An
Evening with Berferd; Bill Cheswick; 1992.
- An Intrusion-Detection Model, by
Dorothy E. Denning, in
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering,
13(2), Feb 1987.
- A prototype implementation of a network-level Intrusion Detection
system, by
R. Heady, G. Luger, A. Maccabe, M. Servilla
and J. Sturtevant, in
University of New Mexico TR CS-91-11,
May, 1991.
- Foundations of Intrusion Detection, by
P. Helman, G.E. Liepins and W. Rochards, in
Proceedings of the Fifth Computer Security Foundations Workshop,
June, 1992.
- USTAT: A Real-Time Intrusion Detection System for UNIX, by
Koral Ilgun,
MS Thesis, UC Santa Barbara,
July 1992.
- Knowledge-based Intrusion Detection, by
Teresa F. Lunt, R. Jagannathan, Rosanna Lee, Alan Whitehurst and Sherry Listgarten, in
Proceedings of the Annual AI Systems in Government Conference,
March, 1989
- A Real-Time Intrusion Detection Expert System (IDES)
-- Final Technical Report, by
T. F. Lunt, A. Tamaru, F. Gilham, R.
Jagannathan, P. G. Neumann, H. S. Javitz,
A. Valdes and T. D. Garvey, in
SRI-CSL Technical Report,
1992.
- Security Audit Trail Analysis Using Inductively Generated
Predictive Rules, by
Henry S. Teng, Kaihu Chen and Stephen C Lu, in
Proceedings of the 6th IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Applications,
March, 1990.
- The Thirty Minute Risk Analysis, by
Dan Erwin, in Information Systems Security,
3(3), Fall 1994.
Other readings
There are some other readings you might want to pursue.
Gene Spafford