Difference between revisions of "White Paper Projects"

Revision as of 23:25, 10 November 2005

PLEASE READ
Following is a list of suggested project topics. Please add your name for the topic(s) that you may be interested in. Try to add your name in only one or a few topics at most. Also feel free to add additional topics at the end. In order to meet the team formation guidelines [1] please clearly indicate if you think you are a "policy" student.

• Nuclear Weapons
  • ..
• Chemical Weapons
  • ..
• Biological Weapons
  • ..
• Radiological Weapons
  • ..
• Privacy and Data
  • Santtu Voutilainen
  • Keunwoo Lee
  • ..
• Encryption Policy
  • ..
• Open Source and Cybersecurity
  • Russell Clarke
  • Rob Nash
  • David Dorwin
  • ..
• Interrogation & Torture
  • Zolfaghari
  • Dennis Galvin
  • Chris DuPuis
  • Sean Cardeno (UCB)
  • Barbra Ramos (UCB)

Interrogation and Torture Group 2: Katie Veazey (UCB), Ian Richardson (UCB), Justin Delacruz (UCB), Cameron Mckenzie (UCB),

• State-Sponsored Hacking
  • ..
• Cyberterrorism
  • ..
• Cybersecurity and National Infrastructure
  • ..
• Cybersecurity and Law
  • Genevieve Orchard
  • ..
• Cyber Criminal Activity - We need a policy student
  • Avichal Singh
  • Chris Fleizach
  • Pravin Mittal
  • Hemavathy Alaganandam
• Cyber Criminal Activity (group 2) - Could we have a second group work on this topic since the first group already closed for engineer student?
  • James Xiao
• Liability
  • ..
• Education, Exploits, Cyberculture
  • ..
• Offense vs. Defense
  • Yi-Kai Liu
  • Drew Hoskins
  • Anil Relkuntwar
  • Looking for a policy student... anyone interested?
• Rootkits
  • Grant Musick
  • Somnath Banerjee
  • Rares Saftoiu
  • Jameel Alsalam (policy)
• The proliferation of wireless networks/devices and their security implications/vulnerabilities
  • Noor-E-Gagan Singh
  • Jeff Bilger
  • Holly M Watson
  • We are looking for one public policy student.

• Soft TargetsTopic covers the threats, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures against attacks aimed at Soft Targets.
  • Steve Crockett

• Full vs. Responsible Disclosure of Vulnerabilities: Vulnerabilities are associated with computer software and hardware. Does it make technical or economic sense to make a limited disclosure of vulnerabilities only to the manufacturer or software author? Does "Open Source" necessarily mean full disclosure? What are the tradeoffs? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_disclosure)

This page has been created by a student for students to assist in the process of team formation and bring together like-minded folks.