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http://ccs.cs.stonybrook.edu

Cyber-security Research

at Stony Brook

Radu Sion

http://crypto.cs.stonybrook.edu

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USS Yorktown

• September, 1997: USS Yorktown is 100%

“dead in the water” for 2.5 hours, then

stalled in port for 2 days.

• Cause: Cruiser runs MS Windows on

LAN-connected machines in its “Smart

Ship” system. Result:

blue

screen of death

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F22 Raptor

• February 11, 2007: 12 raptors flying from Hawaii to

Japan are forced to turn back in panic mode: nav and

comm systems are 100% down.

• Cause: software was not designed to cross international

date line (180 meridian of longitude)

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Cyber-security is

hot

!

• First and foremost: it is lots of fun !

• Security incidents continue to sky-rocket

– Incidents reported by US CERT have increased by a factor of

100 in the past decade

• Bad guys are becoming more sophisticated

– Progression from “script kiddies” to cybercrime, cyberactivism, and so on

• Spam, cyber-extortion, phishing attacks all driven by this trend

• Thus …

– Current technologies and solutions aren’t very effective – Things are going to get worse before they get better

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What is cyber-security ?

• Businesses

– Banking and financial transactions

– Marketing, advertising, and corporate communication

• Federal and State Governments

– Classified data (DoD, DoE, …) – Critical infrastructures

• telecom, transportation, power, law-enforcement,

• Consumers

– Theft of bank accounts, passwords, credit card #s, … – Loss of privacy

• snoop on web sites visited

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Overview

• Research spread over several laboratories

• Over 30 graduate students

• Research supported by NSF, ONR, AFOSR, Army

Research, DARPA, NIST, Computer Associates,

Motorola Labs, IBM Research, IBM

• Center for Cyber-security

– NSA-designated Center of Excellence in Information Assurance Education (2002-08)

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Faculty

• Tzi-cker Chiueh ([email protected])

– Compiler transformations, attack recovery

• Rob Johnson ([email protected])

– Software security, program analysis, cryptography

• C.R. Ramakrishnan ([email protected])

– Formal methods, vulnerability analysis

• R. Sekar ([email protected])

– Program analysis/transformation, policy enforcement, attack detection/recovery

• Radu Sion ([email protected])

– Data and network security, applied/practical cryptography

• Scott Stoller ([email protected])

– Trust management, vulnerability analysis, program analysis

• Erez Zadok ([email protected])

– File system and storage security

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Labs

• Applied Logic Laboratory

• Design and Analysis Research Laboratory

• Experimental Computer Systems Laboratory

• File-systems and Storage Laboratory

• Network Security and Applied Cryptography Lab

• Secure Systems Laboratory

• Security, Programming Languages and Theory Lab

• Trusted Hardware Lab (part of NSAC Lab)

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Sample Projects (1)

• Software security

– Source-code analysis for vulnerability detection

– Program transformation for runtime detection and prevention of attacks on COTS software

– program anonymization

• Intrusion Detection

– Safe execution of mobile/untrusted code – Safe vulnerability and penetration testing

– automated vulnerability analysis + signature/patch generation

• Applied Cryptography

– Digital E-Cash and Micro-payments in networks – analysis of security in DVD/HD-DVD protocols – authentication for digital imagery

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Sample Projects (2)

• Security in Wireless Networks

– Privacy in Cellular Networks – Sensor Network Security

• Storage Security

– Secure file systems – Regulatory compliance

• Access control policies and trust management • Secure Data Management

– data outsourcing – database security

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Areas

• Software security

– Compilers – Operating systems – Verification/assurance

• Hardware security

– Trustworthy hardware

• Data security

– Storage/file security – Database security – Rights Protection

• Network security

– Wireless/cellular security – Applied Cryptography

• Distributed systems

– Trust management – Vulnerability analysis – Privacy preservation

• Security policies

– Frameworks

– Monitoring and compliance – Intrusion detection

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Impact and Funding

• Funding: $12M+ in federal research grants:

NSF CAREER (5), ONR Young Investigator, IBM Faculty Award, DoD Critical

Infrastructure Protection and IA Fellowship award (1 of 12 in US, 1 of 2 in NY), NSF ITR awards, $2.5M NSF award to support Scholarships for students specializing in IA (only new award in 2004), 8+ NSF Cyber

Trust awards in 2006/2007

• Publications: 30+ papers/year in highly

competitive forums: IEEE Security and Privacy, USENIX

Security, NDSS, CCS, DSN, ACSAC (best paper), OSDI, FC, CSFW, ICDCS, USENIX Technical, FAST, RAID, DSN, TKDE, VLDB, ICDE, PLDI, FSE, TOPLAS, SOSP

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Why work in cyber-security ?

• Plenty of problems to be solved

– The one area where companies are investing

significantly

• Shortage of qualified personnel

– Especially in federal government

– Hard to outsource security jobs…

• Robust growth expected in the sector for

foreseeable future

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Further contact info

• Center for Cyber Security homepage

http://ccs.cs.stonybrook.edu/

• Faculty personal home pages

http://www.cs.stonybrook.edu/people/faculty/

• Laboratory home pages

http://www.cs.stonybrook.edu/facilities/research/

• Information Assurance Scholarships

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