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14. rida: 14. rida:
 
     03 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
 
     03 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
 
     10 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP)  
 
     10 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP)  
     17 Feb  ''Socket Programming & Exercises''
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     17 Feb  TCP, Reliability & Scanning
     03 Mar  TCP, Reliability & Scanning
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     03 Mar  ''Design Requirement Workshop'' 
     10 Mar  ''Design Requirement Workshop''   
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     10 Mar  ''Design Workshop 1''   
     17 Mar  DNS, DNSsec & CDNs
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     17 Mar  ''Design Workshop 2'' 
     24 Mar  Secure Exchanges (including Diffie-Hellman, TLS, IPsec, SSH, PGP)
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     24 Mar  DNS, DNSsec & PG
 
     31 Mar  Attack & Protocol Security (MiTM, Web security, Kerberos authentication)   
 
     31 Mar  Attack & Protocol Security (MiTM, Web security, Kerberos authentication)   
  
 
  Protocol Design & Development:   
 
  Protocol Design & Development:   
     07 Apr  ''Design Workshop''   
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     07 Apr  ''Design Workshop 2''   
 
     14 Apr  Presentation about Design Specs  
 
     14 Apr  Presentation about Design Specs  
  

Viimane redaktsioon: 21. märts 2021, kell 07:02

Network Protocol Design (ITC8061, 6 ECTS)

This module focuses on fundamental problems of network protocols and various design decisions and it's implications. This will also include security related protocols and give a better understanding why it is sometimes so hard to secure the Internet. As an exercise we will develop and implement our own protocol.

This module requires some programming skills (or a LOT of motivation to spend a LOT of time on learning algorithms and programming languages on top of the network-protocol related challenges). See also here for more detailed information.

The lectures and seminar discussions will Wednesday, 14.00 - 15.30. We will use distance learning MS-Teams channel due to the pandemic situation.


Lectures:
    27 Jan  Introduction & Layers, naming and addressing  
    03 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
    10 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP) 
    17 Feb  TCP, Reliability & Scanning
    03 Mar  Design Requirement Workshop  
    10 Mar  Design Workshop 1  
    17 Mar  Design Workshop 2   
    24 Mar  DNS, DNSsec & PG
    31 Mar  Attack & Protocol Security (MiTM, Web security, Kerberos authentication)  
Protocol Design & Development:  
    07 Apr  Design Workshop 2   
    14 Apr  Presentation about Design Specs 
Implementation: 
    21 Apr  Implementation week 1
    28 Apr  Implementation week 2
Testing:
    05 May  Testing with other groups   
    12 May  Demonstration / "Exam" MANDATORY ATTENDANCE (demonstrate your code, oral exam on lecture content)            

Reading recommendations:

  • Kurose, Ross, “Computer networking: a top-down approach". Pearson.
  • John Day, “Patterns in network architecture: a return to fundamentals”. Prentice Hall.
  • Olivier Bonaventure. “Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Practice” http://inl.info.ucl.ac.be/cnp3