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In this section you find the titles for talks scheduled within this lab. If you are interested in a talk which has not been assigned yet, send an email to Daniel Schreckling.

NOTE:There are no more slots for group presentations left.

Date	Title	Name(s)
26.10.	Karate and Computer Science - Know How and the Consequences	Stefan Kürten, Florian Rudolph
02.11.	Web (Database) Applications and SQL	Alice Winnicki, Nadine Wunderlich
09.11.	Session Management and PHP Insecurities	Roland Illig
16.11.	Secure (Web-)Application Development Guidelines (OWASP, NIST, ...)	Hennes Schäfer
	Aufbau von ASP.Net Applikationen (German)	Christopher Otsubo
23.11.	Linux process address space (layout,variables,dynamic memory,stack,heap)	Lorenz Knies, Othello Maurer
30.11.	Project Presentations	M.Johns, H.C.Pöhls, D.Schreckling, J.Seedorf
07.12.	C programs, assembler code and ELF binaries	Benjamin Wagrocki
14.12.	Shell code (construction, use, problems)	Dennis Bliefernicht
21.12.	Buffer Overflow Protection Mechanisms and Heap Overflows)	Moritz Jodeit, Jeremias Reith
11.01.	Format strings - Syntax, Options, Functionality, Pitfalls ...	Christopher Otsubo
18.01.	Advanced Software Analysis Tools	Stephan Sutardi

The following list contains the projects offered in the second part of the project starting on January, 25th, 2006. They were presented in the lab session on November, 30th, 2005. Follow the links to get the project descriptions or use the SoftSec portal to learn more about them.

Please do not forget to send an EMail to Daniel Schreckling until December, 15th, 2005, which indicate your three most favorite projects you want to participate in. Please order them according to your preference.

Project	Name	Participants	Tutor
1	Testing SIP User Agents	Mieke Hildebrand, Stephan Sutardi, Alice Winnicki	J. Seedorf
2	Testing SIP Servers	Lorenz Knies, Othello Maurer
3	Implementing a B2B User Agent	Christian Beyerlein, Mark Bröcker
4	Lightweight Firewall	Stefan Kürten, Florian Rudolph, Benjamin Wagrocki	H.C.Pöhls
5	Secure IP Stack
6	Security enhanced IDE	Nils Hoier, Hennes Schäfer	M.Johns, D.Schreckling
7	Security enhanced VCS	Björn Engelmann, Benjamin Leipold
8	Control flow analysis of PHP applications	Jeremias Reith, Nadine Wunderlich
9	Evaluating and Combination of Security Analysis tools	Moritz Jodeith
10	Binary Patching	Dennis Bliefernicht, Roland Illig, Christopher Otsubo	M. Johns

Note: The (project) links above are only accessible from within the university network

On December, 21st, 2005, we are going to publish the assignment of students to the above projects. Please note, that we are going to merge some projects into one. However, the content you will work on, will basically remain the same.

Wednesday, October 5th, 2005, 2 pm, F-633 [SVS Lab]

The meeting is obligatory for participating in this class. The program of the project will be presented, preparing literature will be specified. Additionally, the binding registration will take place during this meeting.

Slides 

The following students are accepted for this lab:

Name	First name
Beyerlein	Christian
Bliefermicht	Dennis
Bröcker	Mark
Engelmann	Björn
Hildebrand	Mieke
Hoier	Nils
Illig	Roland
Jodeit	Moritz
Knies	Lorenz
Kürten	Stefan

Name	First name
Leipold	Benjamin
Maurer	Othello
Otsubo	Christopher
Reith	Jeremias
Rudolph	Florian
Schäfer	Hennes
Sutardi	Stephan
Wagrocki	Benjamin
Winnicki	Alice
Wunderlich	Nadine

The project spreads over two semesters. In the first semester, selected topics in the realm of software security will be discussed. It will cover four semester hours and represents the introductory part of this class where you will learn about common challenges, methods for their resolution, and you will need to provide answers to the given problems.

On the basis of the acquired knowledge, you will have to choose among several distinct projects. In groups of three to four students you will work independently on current practical issues in software security. In the second semester of the project, covering two semester hours, regular meetings with your assigned tutor will guide you to a final presentation of your project.

Here are some topics covered in this course. Note, that this list is not exhaustive:

For more information please contact Robert Olotu or Daniel Schreckling.