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Litterature
The course uses the textbook:
Errors in the book:
p. 171, Figure 4-25 (b): Deciphering should
also be with DES encryption, i.e., the D should be an
E in the box to the right.
p. 171, section "Two keys give the effect of a 112-bit key". It has been discovered that it is not enough to use two keys. Three keys should be used. Hence, three keys of 56 bits will give the effect of a 112 bit key. Encryption is:
EK3(
DK2(
EK1( p
)
)
)
Decryption is then:
DK1(
EK2(
DK3( c
)
)
)
Additional notes:
Additional lecture notes will be handed out during the semester. So
far the following has been handed out:
- Course information sheet
- "BS 7799 Risk Workshop Case Study -- basic description"
- "BS 7799 - 2 Overview"
- "BS 7799 Information Security Management" (one copy per group)
- "Guide to BS 77 99 Risk Assessment and Risk Management"
- "Risk Analysis Model"
- "Kommunikationssikkerhed" by Per Rhein Hansen (supplemental literature)
- "Case study. Assignments 1 and 2 (including empty sheets)"
- "Overview of technology and products / IT-security area"
- "Article: "Are E-mails Boon or Bane for Organisations""
- "The Elements of a Security Management System"
- "Guideline on how to write an information security policy"
- "Dansk norm for edb-sikkerhed DS 484-2 med eksempel på IT-sikkerhedspolitik" (not mandatory reading)
- "Chapter on Security Policy"
- "AES Proposal: Rijndael"
- A Short Introduction to the AES algorithm Rijndael by Christian Boesgaard
- RFC 2246 -- The -- TLS
Protocol
- An
Introduction to SSL
- Understanding the IPSec Protocol Suite
- Section 7.3 in "Network Security Essentials -- Applications and
Standard" by W. Stallings
- Introduction to
Cryptography in the PGP 6.5.1 documentation. Copyright (c)
1990-1999 Network Associates, Inc. and its Affiliated Companies. All
Rights Reserved.
- The note "Thinking About Firewalls" by Marcus J. Ranum.
- An Introduction to Intrusion Detection
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