The overview provides a high level discussion of research of interest to my group. My research group has a number of specific funded projects and the best understanding of our work is captured in our recent publications . Below is a list of useful links related to NetSec projects, but this list is infrequently updated. The Network Security Group group website and our wiki pages are updated more frequently.

• Summer 2007: eFIT: a new project on Future Internet Design:

  In summer 2007, our effort on developing a future Internet architecture was funded as part of the NSF FIND program. Our proposed design separates edge and transit provider networks so conceptually all edge networks are connected via a conceptual transit wire . See Funded Projects for more information on our proposed architecture and other NetSec projects.

• Summer 2007: BGP Monitoring:

  A new release of BGPMon is now available from the BGP Monitoring Project". New client software allows users to select the type of BGP updates desired and obtain BGP routing data in real time.

• Spring 2007: INFOCOM 2007 Student Posters:

  Posters and abstracts from INFOCOM 2007 student poster session are available online from INFOCOM 2007 Student Posters

• Spring 2007: Prefix Hijack Alert System:

  The Prefix Hijack Alert System [ USNEIX Secuirty Symposium 06 , NANOG38] is undergoing a major update. Notificaiton service should continue, but new features will be available in late 2007. Interested ISPs are encouraged to contact the PHAS project team for more information.

• Spring 2007: DNS Security Monitoring:

  The SecSpider Project shows current statistics on the state of DNSSEC deployment. A more distributed version is under development and should be released on the main SecSpider page in late 2007. If you can host a DNS monitoring client for us, please see DNS Monitor Deployment Page .

• Spring 2007: Network Security Compettion with US Air Force Academy:

  The second annual network security was held at the US Air Force Academy (USAFA) in Spring 2007 Over 60 students from Colorado universities assessed the security of a sample voting machine company that was created for the event. The teams identified security issues and provided assessments on how to improve the system. Colorado State and USAFA established the event in 2006 and the next event will be held at Colorado State University in Spring 2008. Interested students should join the Colorado State Network Secruity Red Team.

• Spring 2007: DNS Security and Secure64:

  The NetSec Group has been working with Secure64 to develop a highly secure and highly available DNS server. Secure64 releaseed their product in Spring 2007. My comments on the project are discussed in the Wall Street Journal.

• Spring 2006: INFOCOM 2006 Routing Panel Slides:

  Slides from the INFOCOM 2006 routing panel are available online from INFOCOM 2006 Panel - Perspectives on Network Routing