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CIMPA-UNESCO-INDIA School
Security of Computer Systems and Networks
Objectives :
Security is now a primary
objective in computer systems and networks, providing privacy,
integrity, authentication, digital signature, etc. Security is also
recognized as a part of mathematics, of analysis of complexity and
of mathematical logic. Indeed formal frameworks used for programming
languages and concurrency theory have been used to describe security
protocols. India has already many specialists in security of
computer systems; the school will contribute to train graduate
students and researchers, in order to increase their mathematical
approach to security.
Coordinators :
K. Gopinath (IISc, India),
Jean-Jacques Lévy (INRIA, France)
Dates and location :
January 25 - February 5, 2005, Bangalore (India)
Scientific program and speakers : Detailed program
Security of Web services : K. Bhargavan (Microsoft Research, UK)
Automatic Verification of cryptographic protocols : H. Comon-Lundh (ENS Cachan, France)
Verification of security protocols in the pi-calculus : C. Fournet (Microsoft Research, UK)
Security in Operating systems : K. Gopinath (IISc, India)
Models of Concurrency : J.-J. Lévy (INRIA, France)
Cryptographic primitives : V. Madhavan (IISc, India)
Protocols for Authentication and Key establishment : A. Mathuria (DA-IICT, India)
Public key Cryptosystems : F. Morain (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
Specification and verification of randomized security protocols
: C. Palamidessi (INRIA, France)
Type based Information Flow analysis : F. Pottier (INRIA, France)
Modelling security protocols : S. Prasad (IIT, India)
Decidable theories for verification of security protocols: Ramanujam (IMSc, India)
Participants
Useful information
Prerequisites :
Knowledge in security or theoretical computer science

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