Computer Systems Security
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Lecture 1 - Introudction
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Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks (87:38)
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Lecture 3: Buffer Overflow Exploits and Defenses (81:37)
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Lecture 4: Privilege Separation (83:28)
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Lecture 6: Capabilities (81:56)
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Lecture 7: Sandboxing Native Code (83:20)
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Lecture 8: Web Security Model (82:48)
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Lecture 9: Securing Web Applications (82:07)
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Lecture 10: Symbolic Execution
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Lecture 11: Ur/Web (80:03)
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Lecture 12: Network Security (78:25)
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Lecture 13: Network Protocols
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Lecture 14: SSL and HTTPS (78:17)
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Lecture 15: Medical Software (75:30)
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Lecture 16: Side-Channel Attacks (82:15)
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Lecture 17: User Authentication (79:47)
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Lecture 18: Private Browsing (80:12)
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Lecture 19: Anonymous Communication (80:12)
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Lecture 20: Mobile Phone Security (81:59)
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Lecture 21: Data Tracking (79:37)
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Lecture 22: Guest Lecture by MIT IS&T
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Lecture 23: Security Economics (77:24)
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