Wednesday, December 4, 1996

9:00 am     Welcome to DIMACS
	    Fred Roberts, DIMACS Director

9:10        Opening Remarks
	    Rebecca N. Wright, AT&T Labs - Research

9:30 	    Peter G. Neumann, SRI International
            A Global Perspective on Network Risks

10:30       Break

10:40       Catherine Meadows, Naval Research Laboratory
            A Representation of Protocol Attacks for Risk Assessment

11:20       Yvo Desmedt, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
            A Network Security Threat in General 
	    (Even When Cryptography is Used) 

12:00       Lunch

1:40        Sarvar Patel, Bellcore
            Information Leakage in Encrypted Key Exchange 
                   
2:20  	    Adam Shostack, Consultant
	    Apparent Weaknesses in the Security Dynamics 
	    Client/Server Protocol 

3:00        Break

3:20        Robert J. Hall, AT&T Labs - Research
	    Channels: Avoiding unwanted electronic mail 

4:00  	    Alexis Rosen, PANIX Public Access Networks Corporation
            Understanding and Defending Against SYN Attacks

5:00 	    Matt Blaze, AT&T Labs
	    Defending against SYN attacks with Cryptographic Cookies
 
5:15    Reception



Thursday, December 5, 1996

9:00 am     Shiu-Kai Chin, Syracuse University
	    Verifying Privacy Enhanced Mail Functions with 
	    Higher Order Logic 

9:40        Jean-Jacques Quisquater, Universite de Louvain
	    Overview and security analysis of RSA-type
	    cryptosystems against various attacks 

10:20       Break

10:45       Ed Felten, Princeton University
	    Spoofing Attacks on the Web 

11:45       Lunch

1:45        Drew Dean, Princeton University
            Web Security: A High Level View 

2:25        Avi Rubin, Bellcore
	    Blocking Java Applets at the Firewall 

3:05  	    Break

3:20        Steven M. Bellovin, AT&T Labs - Research
	    Java -- Threat or Menace 

4:00        Discussion: Webware: Can it be secured?
	    Moderator: Peter G. Neumann, SRI International
	    Panelists: Steven M. Bellovin, AT&T Labs - Research
            Drew Dean, Princeton University
            Ed Felten, Princeton University
            Avi Rubin, Bellcore



Friday, December 6, 1996

9:00 am    Bill Cheswick, Lucent Technologies, Bell Laboratories
	   Stupid Net Tricks 

10:00  	   Millicent Watts, Security and Network Administration Consultant
           Network Security: Where does the real threat lie

10:40      Break

10:50      Cynthia Cullen, Bell Communications Research
	   Demonstration of Hacker Techniques 

12:50      Workshop adjourns

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