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We are coming to Bellingham May 6-8 and have been down many times from Victoria. I would like to know if there is a really funky little coffee or lunch place that the locals go to. I perfer to avoid chains. We hope to go to La Conner and am hoping the tulips are still as lovely as usual? Any other tips would be helpful. We always do The Whatcom Museum, waterfront drive, Fairhaven etc. Are we missing other museums or galleries?
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Papo & Yo review
As videogames continue to mature, developers more frequently try to balance the importance of story in relation to actual gameplay. That challenge is no less pertinent when playing Papo & Yo, a puzzle-centric adventure from the small team at Minority Media that balances game and story, sadness and wonder. Schoolboy Quico finds himself in a fantasy world that resembles his own, led through it by a playful girl, his toy robot-cum-jetpack Lula, and the ever-present Monster, a pinkish ogre whom Quico will need to rely on to get past most of the game's puzzles. Monster is fairly selfish, napping on cardboard and otherwise preoccupied with munching on fruit, and if he eats a most-delicious frog, he turns nasty, and will chase Quico like an enraged bull until he's calmed down by special blue fruits. It's not always pleasant, but Quico has to deal with it for just a little while longer as he leads Monster to this world's high shaman and attempts to cure him of his destructive ways.
Quico's solution is simple and appropriately childlike, which dovetails with the game's message. Much has been made of Papo & Yo's allegory of creator Vander Caballero's rough childhood with his dependent and abusive father, to the point where you may expect it to saturate the game. Despite that inelegant promotion, that's not the case; the point is properly subdued, and not every question gets explicit answering. In other words, don't think you'll be force-fed melodrama every step of the way – if you do get a little emotional, chances are it's going to be all you.
What Papo & Yo lacks in exposition, it makes up in imaginative imagery. The relatively realistic favela backdrops are manipulated throughout the game's puzzles, with magical chalk drawings acting as switches and gears, that can let houses sprout legs and walk, flip, or bend around in order to create or clear paths. Though hint boxes are readily available, most of the puzzles are straightforward and shouldn't keep you bogged down, save for two or three that mark big moments in the story. Yet that's where the 'game' part starts to drift away; wonderment aside, those not tuned in to the subtext may feel unchallenged.
In addition, some technical problems can put you off the whole thing, as Quico may fall through the world or Monster become unresponsive, forcing you to reload the last checkpoint, though in our playthroughs, those were isolated moments in between solving puzzles. Papo & Yo is otherwise cohesive, however, and a few rough edges don't detract from an adventure that is as emotional as it is brain teasing, and is worth experiencing whether or not you can relate to the subject matter.


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Political predictions are never a sure factor and realities can change within hours. That being said, here are my predictions for what is to come in 2017.
–Syria Will Be Free
I believe within six to eight months, operational combat against various terrorist groups in Syria will cease, having been successful. There may still be the odd skirmish but I believe that the Syrian Arab Republic will regain full control of all parts of the country with continued help from Russia, Iran, Hezbollah and others. Russia, Iran and also China will be crucial partners in rebuilding areas devastated by the war.
I am slightly less optimistic about the Trilateral Peace Talks aiding this process, primarily because of Turkish involvement. On this last element, it is best to wait and see.
–Peace for Donbass
At the rate Kiev is going and especially with a seemingly unsympathetic Donald Trump soon to enter the White House, Ukraine will not be able to afford to continue the war against the Donbass republics, even though they'd like to. The mercenaries will leave when what's left of the money runs out, and the already demoralised regular army will mutiny or go AWOL, and Donbass will be left in peace.
I would hope that because of her direct land border with the Russian Federation, the Donbass will ultimately be incorporated into the Russian Federation rather than experience a kind of half-way solution as is the case with Transnistria. It seems like a tall order for now, but with Trump in power, such a thing might be possible and ultimately it is the only long term just solution for Donbass.
–Regime Change in Kiev
As per the above prediction, I believe that even the people in western and central Ukraine will soon be fed up with their current crop of fascist and crypto-fascist leaders irrespective of shared hatred for Donbass and Russia amongst the more emboldened Ukrainian radical fringe. There will be regime change and it will not be trouble free. But due to the unstable nature of Ukrainian politics, I have little hope that anyone with sense will take over. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
–Brexit Will Stall
Brexit may yet happen, but it will be a much longer and more drawn out process than most Brexiteers expect. After 2017, cooler heads may argue for a Swiss style settlement with Brussels for the sake of realism, as both sides are behaving like poorly educated children.
–French Presidential election
Le Pen will win by a comfortable margin in the second round.
–German elections.
Although Merkel's CDU will get a bloody nose, I believe she will still be able to form some sort of coalition government as all of her opposition are still too weak.
Because Russia's strength and stability are so high, there is little to say about Russia other than that President Putin and his government will continue to build on the political successes of 2016. There will be no snap elections or anything else politically unpredictable. Sorry, Hillary.
Erdogan's life is not going to be any easier. There may be something worse than a coup in Turkey. There may be a kind of civil war between a combination of Erdogan loyalists, Gulenists, Islamists, Kemalists and Kurds. If this happens, the entire region will be deeply destabilised.
China will continue to build alliances in her region. I believe as The Philippines moves closer to Beijing, the South China Sea dispute may be far closer to being solved than could have previously been hoped for. I further believe that US-Chinese relations will be better under Trump than under Obama.
Iran will make surpassingly big economic strides as well as minor but meaningful social reforms, demonstrating that Saudi Arabia and not Iran is the 'extremist theocracy' of the region.
I believe the only hope for Israel-Palestine is a Russian held peace conference which may or may not happen. I do not think the conflict will come close to being solved by year's end. I say so with a heavy heart.
Months after Le Pen's victory, the EU will have to do a great deal of soul searching. If it is not significantly reformed its collision course with political mortality may be hastened.
I believe that an independent Kurdistan may form in Northern Iraq by year's end. If Turkey continues to spiral into instability, this makes such a thing far more likely. By contrast, Kurds in Syria will be able to work with rather than against Damascus for some sort of compromised position. As for Kurds in Turkey…see above.
— Nagorno-Karabakh
With Russia's growing importance as a geo-political peace maker and Turkey's increased instability, I believe that Russia may be able to draft an ultimate solution to the ongoing dispute that will be in the best interests of both Armenia and Azerbaijan. It's a tall order, but the combination of a south Caucasus which is becoming increasingly reliant on Russia, and recent troubling flair-ups in the conflict, means that a solution should not be put on hold, and Russian proposals can and should be taken seriously by those in the region, in countries like Turkey and Iran, as well as in Yerevan and Baku.
Like with Israel-Palestine I sadly do not see meaningful progress in the Kashmir dispute this year.


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As a record producer, Ezrin first attained fame in the 1970s, producing classic albums for Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, and KISS. His most famous production is Pink Floyd's The Wall. He has been described as having an intense personality, and as the "Francis Ford Coppola" of record producers. His production style tends to employ arranging techniques from classical music. He is noted as an innovator and technical groundbreaker having been one of the earliest adopters of multi-machine recording and computer sequencing, sampling, and editing. In the 80's and 90's Ezrin worked with numerous artists including David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Berlin, Rod Stewart, Heroes del Silencio, Julian Lennon, Bonham, the Jayhawks and Kula Shaker. Ezrin has continued to produce successfully into the late 90s and 00s working lately with such artists as 30 Seconds to Mars, Jane's Addiction, the Darkness, Deftones, and Nine Inch Nails.
In 1993, he co-founded a computer software company called 7th Level which developed and published educational and entertainment CD-ROMs including a highly popular and groundbreaking series of Monty Python games. In 1999, he co-founded Enigma Digital, an internet radio provider. It was eventually sold to Clear Channel, where he became vice-chairman of Clear Channel Interactive.
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Ezrin was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the Juno Awards in April 2004 and into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame in March, 2006. Ezrin is a trustee of NARAS, Vice President of the Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation, a member of MusiCan, CARAS' music education initiative and, along with U2's the Edge, a co-founder of Music Rising (www.musicrising.org), an initiative to replace the musical instruments that were destroyed or lost in the gulf coast region due to the hurricanes and flooding of 2005.
In 1982, Ezrin briefly appeared as the host of Enterprise, a City-TV panel show replacing Dr. Morton Schulman's The Schulman File.
Ezrin has 6 grown children and has returned with his wife and 2 dogs to his native Toronto after more than 20 years away.
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These cars would have to be coordinated into a sharing system, but the idea that there would be 80 percent fewer cars jamming up the streets and freeways of cities is staggering.
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Hamburg temple model
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The Hamburg temple model is a baroque architectural model of the Temple of Solomon. It covers an area of about 12 square metres (130 sq ft) and is made from wood. It is square, with four wings and nine courtyards, two of them in the central axis.
It was made from 1680 to 1692 after being commissioned by the Hamburg senator and founder and director of the Hamburg Opera, Gerhard Schott. The model was first exhibited at the Hamburg Opera. After his death, Schott's heirs put the model up for sale in London, where it was acquired by an agent of Frederick Augustus I, King of Poland. In 1732 it was taken to Dresden, where it was shown as part of the collection of Jewish ceremonial art. After the restructuring of this collection in the early 19th Century the model had several owners, before being acquired by the Hamburgmuseum in 1910.
Schott's model is in the tradition of many Renaissance and Baroque attempts at reconstruction of the temple by theological and architectural scholars. The Hamburg-based model closely follows an interpretation by the Spanish Jesuit Juan Bautista Villalpando in 1604, in turn, based on the Third Temple described in the Book of Ezekiel.
The reason the expensive and complex model was commissioned is unknown.
- Korey, Michael. "Der Tempel Salomonis im Dresdener Zwinger, Facetten und Spiegelungen eines Barocken Architekturmodells". Dresdner Kunstblätter (in German). 4/2009: 48–59. ISSN 0418-0615.
- Korey, Michael (2010). Thomas Ketelsen, ed. Fragmente der Erinnerung. Der Tempel Salomonis im Dresdner Zwinger; Facetten und Spiegelungen eines barocken Architekturmodells und eines frühen jüdischen Museums. Berlin: Deutscher Kunstverlag. ISBN 9783422070196.
- Jaacks, Gisela (1982). Abbild und Symbol. Das Hamburger Modell des Salomonischen Tempels (in German). 17/82. Hamburg: Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte.
- Jaacks, Gisela (1997). Hamburg zu Lust und Nutz, Bürgerliches Musikverständnis zwischen Barock und Aufklärung (1660-1760) (in German). Hamburg: Verein für Hamburgische Geschichte.
- Lauffer, Otto (1911). Das Modell des Tempels Solomonis (in German). Jahresbericht des Museums für Hamburgische Geschichte für das Jahr 1910. Hamburg: Gräfe und Sillem. pp. 17–24.
- Vogelsang, Bernd (1979). "Archaische Utopien", Materialien zu Gerhard Schotts Hamburger "Bühnenmodell" des Templum Salomonis (in German).
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The Design of NetSecLab: A Small Competition-Based. Network Security Lab. Christopher P. Lee, A. Selcuk Uluagac, Kevin D. Fairbanks, John A.
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1 The Design of NetSecLab: A Small Competition-Based Network Security Lab Christopher P. Lee, A. Selcuk Uluagac, Kevin D. Fairbanks, John A. Copeland Communications Systems Center, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332, USA Abstract This paper describes a competition-style of exercise to teach system and network security and reinforce themes taught in class. The exercise, called NetSecLab, is conducted on a closed network with student-formed teams, each with their own Linux system to defend and from which to launch attacks. Students are expected to learn how to (1) install the specified Linux distribution, (2) set up the required services, (3) find ways to harden the box, (4) explore attack methods, and (5) compete. The informal write up at the end of the lab focuses on their research into defense and attack methods, which contributes to their grade, while their competition score is dependant on their abilities to attack during the competition. Surveys were performed to evaluate the efficacy of the exercise in teaching system security. Keywords: NetSecLab, Network Security Education, Network Security Lab, Network Security 1/27
2 I. Introduction Modern society has entered an era where information is distributed across many uncontrolled domains (e.g., Internet) and has become more dependent on networked technologies than it ever was in the past. For instance, there are many flavors of distributed networks today: wired, wireless, GPS, hand-held devices, sensor networks [1], etc. Many of these networks are hybrid in nature and have rich sets of networking functionalities (e.g., multimedia, location based services). However, as the number of cyber crime incidents has increased [2], the security of this diverse set of networks and the services they provide has become an integral part of any business today. For instance, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) 1 received 206,884 cyber crime related incidents in 2007 alone. Therefore, this situation compels us to better network security practices. Network security courses are normally taught at the graduate school level or as an advanced elective in an undergraduate curriculum. A common approach to supplement the material that is covered in a lecture-based course is to assign homework exercises and small programming assignments that demonstrate some of the concepts that are covered. Although this is an accepted practice and introduces the students to core security themes, the application of the concepts is not heavily stressed. For example, it is known that strong passwords are needed for remotely accessing a host. However, what is not stressed is what can happen if a password is compromised and how to 1 The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA). 2/27
3 protect the password in a hostile environment. Therefore, the first step in understanding the value that this exercise adds to a course is to consider the course in question. For instance, ECE 6612 Computer Network Security is an introductory graduate level class in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. The course covers a great variety of security related content using a lecture style of delivery. The concepts covered during class time are reinforced by homework and small exercises such as successfully using asymmetric encryption to send private messages. This lab was designed with the purpose of increasing the amount of hands-on security experience that the students would obtain. This exercise helps to supplement the theoretical content covered in lectures by having students configure and deploy an operating system with a set of mandated services in a hostile environment. At the end of the exercise, the students will have gained a greater appreciation for the fundamentals of computer and network security. In Georgia Tech s graduate course ECE6612, Computer Network Security, the standard security topics are taught, but practical defense and attack are taught via the NetSecLab [3]. Homework and programming exercises are commonly used in reinforcing security concepts and, while these are proven effective, the creators of the NetSecLab want to present an engaging exercise that rewards students to find their own answers. This is critical in the face of aging security models and a rapidly changing security landscape. When students find their own answers, they learn at a much deeper and useful level. Using student feedback as a metric for the success of the lab, positive trends have been observed. Despite the limited time in which the exercise is carried out, students report 3/27
4 that they have found the lab informative and suggest that it continue to be a part of the course. The rest of this paper is organized as follows. The elements of NetSecLab are introduced in Section II along with the roles that they play. The scoring metrics for the lab is also presented and explained in Section II. Section III presents a sample schedule of when to start lab preparations. The results of student surveys are presented in Section IV, followed by the positive aspects of the exercise in Section V. The conclusion is in Section VI. II. Components of NetSecLab The general technical details and the competition format of the NetSecLab are articulated in this section. The lab was designed to familiarize student with Linux security and attacks, but only require two weeks of preparation and one week of competition. To familiarize students with Linux, they are first broken into groups with at least one person per group who is familiar with Linux. We choose and recommend the Linux operating system because it is free (i.e., no licensing) and there exist a lot of good security tools. Then, each group is responsible for formatting and installing a hard drive (borrowed from the lab for the competition). The next two weeks are spent learning how to install the required services, learning how to upgrade, configure, and secure those services, and how to attack. The selection of services like an SSH server, a web server, an SMTP server, and an FTP server, fulfills certain requirements for the lab. SSH is used to have a secure way 4/27
5 for the traffic generator to log into the teams boxes and to check local services like mail and remote services like connecting to other boxes. The Web server allows the deployment of custom, buggy PHP services. The traffic generator uses the SMTP to check that the students correctly configured it to deliver mail, but not to allow open-relay. FTP and/or telnet makes the traffic generator s account on the team s box vulnerable to password sniffing. Figure 1: Network setup of the NetSecLab The competition takes place in a private LAN without any connection to the outside world. The network configuration of the NetSecLab is illustrated in Figure 1. The details of each component are given in the following subsections. A. Team Formation 6 weeks before the competition, the class is surveyed for their proficiency with Linux and their desire to lead a team. An example survey is show in Appendix A. 4 weeks before the competition date, the teams are assigned and removable hard drives are given to each team within the week. The students are then responsible to set times to meet and 5/27
6 what roles each will play in the overall research and work. The instructor typically recommends that the team members work together on the installation and setup of their system, but from there, divide the research for defense and attack. Determining the number of teams to divide the class into is highly dependant on the general skill level of the class, the number of people who want to be captains, the number of hard drives that are working and available, and the number of lab assistants available to run the competition and grade the reports. Typically, ECE6612 has had between 4 to 6 teams, and occasionally an additional team participating via VPN from remote campuses (e.g., the Georgia Tech Savannah campus). After teams are determined, each team selects a team captain, who is mainly responsible for communicating with the lab organizer on issues that matter to the competition. The team leaders are required to pass any important information, updates from the lab organizer to their team members and also notify the class instructor/teaching assistant of any problems they face. The trend observed over five years is that typically students with more skills volunteer to become a team leader. The NetSecLab can be implemented without team leaders, but it is much easier to maintain communication with 6 captains than 50 students and to build an understanding of expectations. Since the interpretation of the rules can vary, the captains are invited to ask for clarification and permission to use various techniques during the competition. 6/27
7 B. Traffic Generator The traffic generator is a set of PERL and Expect scripts. The scripts use a configuration file containing username and password combinations for each team, along with their computer's IP addresses and any other information needed to verify their services. The box on which the traffic generator runs must be locked down, usually by not running any services at all and performing strong checks on every input. The traffic generator currently has modules to do the following patterns: - SSH into team boxes and check mail - SSH into one team box and attempt to SSH or Telnet into another team s box from the first team s box - Send to the traffic generator s accounts on each team box via SMTP - Transfer files to the accounts via FTP - Transfer files to the accounts via Samba - Fetch HTML objects from a URL - Attempt to send mail to a team box with a destination account of another box - Telnet into the accounts on the team boxes - Select, insert, and delete records from the MySQL databases on the team boxes. C. Team Boxes Each team receives a removable hard drive (usually on the order of 20 ~ 40 GB) that can be inserted into the machines in the networking lab. Each team is assigned an initial IP address to use on the private LAN and is asked to provide back to the exercise 7/27
8 manager, in a secure manner, a username and password combination to be used by the traffic generator during the competition. The exercise manager sends a description of the required operating system and services to the team captains, and then the teams can begin to set up their team box. After the teams have installed the basic services, they need to research on how to upgrade and secure each service. For example, knowing that the password will be sent in the clear via FTP or Telnet, they research techniques to lock down the traffic generator s account to prevent privilege escalation attacks, which are worth a lot of points to a successful attacker. D. Services Typically, 6 or 7 standard services are required by the lab description, which change each year. SSH and one plain text authentication protocol (e.g., Telnet) are always present in the list, with the other chosen for known vulnerabilities or common misconfigurations (e.g., open-relay on Sendmail). An example list of services is given in Table 1. In addition to the standard services, one custom-written service is required to be run on the boxes. The custom service, similar to the approach taken by ictf [4], requires students to study the source code of an application and patch it to defend against attacks. The vulnerability in the code is typically very simple. For example, the rotten 8/27
9 server, written in C, reads input from a TCP client into a buffer and then performs a ROT13 operation on all the alphabetic characters. It is vulnerable to a buffer overflow, but the shellcode must be pre-rotted to execute correctly. Another example is the FaultyBank PHP web application, which was vulnerable to several command execution vulnerabilities and an SQL injection. # Service Port# 1 ssh 22 2 telnet 23 3 SMTP 25 4 HTTP 80 5 samba mysql 3306 Table 1: An example list of services for team boxes E. Victim Boxes Along with the team boxes and the traffic generator, there are known-vulnerable boxes, called victim boxes, placed onto the lab network about two weeks prior to the competition. These boxes help students gain confidence and practice network enumeration, service identification, and exploitation. This part of the lab, unlike the rest, stays relatively the same each year. In the first year, 3 machines were created and then reused each year, a Redhat 8.0, a 9/27
10 Redhat 7.0, and Redhat 6.2 box. Nonetheless, in the following years, virtual machine images [5, 6] were made of each the boxes and used instead of the original machines. Also, a Windows XP SP1 image was added to the list of vulnerable images. Each certain O/S has certain vulnerabilities and students are expected to search for those and learn ways to exploit them. For instance, the Redhat 8.0 image runs Samba 2.2.8, which is vulnerable to a buffer overflow attack, as described in CVE CAN [7]; the Redhat 7.0 image runs LPRng , which is vulnerable to a format string vulnerability, as described in CVE [7]; and the Redhat 6.2 box runs Wu-ftp 2.6.0, which is vulnerable to a buffer overflow, as described in CVE CA [7]. E. Competition Rules Like all good games, this competition needs rules, but those rules should not be too strict nor should they allow for activities that strongly detract from the learning goals. The first rule is that no team is allowed to perform a Denial-of Service attack on the network, the services on other team s boxes, or the ability for a team to use their own computer (i.e., locking them out of their accounts). Defending from packet floods, service exhaustion, and malicious destruction of the operating system is simply outside the scope of the exercise, hard to grade, and highly frustrating to students. The second rule is to keep services up to the whole network throughout the competition. It would be too easy to defend a service if it blocked or shut down, so the traffic generator tests the service to make sure that it is up. An opposing team may take down 10/27
11 a service, but only temporarily and only if it is necessary for an exploit. The third rule is to keep all evidence. Logs should never be erased, altered, or otherwise limited. The logs are vital to the teams reports and to the grading of reports. Aside from that, there is a general rule that if a team wants to try something nonstandard, they ask the lab managers to get approval. For example, one team wanted to use a virtual machine to run their services and use the host O/S to attack. The lab manager approved this approach on the condition that all services were run in the VM and that full points would be allocated to the opposing team if they could exploit the root account of the VM. Another example is that another team wanted to multi-home their box so that they could change the attacking IP over time. This was permitted as well, but was given 20 IPs so as to not accidentally collide with another team s IP. F. Scoring There are two scores for the NetSecLab, a competition score and a lab report score. The two scores are independent, although they usually correlate highly. The competition score is displayed publicly to the teams and on a poster in the hallway outside the networking lab. The report score contributes to the students grade. The competition score is determined as follows: Mapping the network (2 pts. per IP address) Mapping services (20 pts. per box) 11/27
12 OS detection (10 pts. per victim box) Gaining user access to a victim box (30 pts.) Gaining user access to a team box (50 pts.) Gaining root access to a victim box and retrieving the shadow hash file (150 pts.) Gaining root access to a team box and retrieving the shadow hash file (250 pts.) Team box becomes compromised (-300 pts.) Moreover, teams are encouraged to think up and implement new ways of exploiting machines and such efforts are rewarded. Timing, efficiency and creativity are given bonuses. For instance, if the teams can achieve certain tasks within specified times, they can accrue the following bonus points. 200 additional points are awarded if completed within 5 minutes, 150 points if done before 10 minutes, 100 points if done within 15 minutes, and 50 points if completed within 20 minutes. Lastly, teams can receive a Super Bonus outside of the competition if they successfully crack a password (200 pts. per password) and they are allowed to continue to crack passwords up until the report submission deadline (from stolen encrypted password files). Based on observations in previous NetSecLabs, a score of about 500 points is considered passing, a score of 700 is good, a score of 1000 is considered excellent, and anything above 1500 is considered unbelievable. The previous years averages are given below in Table 2. Note that the point system in the first two years, 2003 and 2004, did not include the penalties and bonuses as the later years. 12/27
13 Year Average STDEV * * Table 2. The average competition scores for NetSecLab III. A Suggested Time Schedule for Preparation of the NetSecLab A two-lecture-hour competition actually requires some advance preparation time. In this section, the preparation, important milestones and decisions in designing NetSecLab are discussed. Specifically, a time table is suggested for the preparation of the NetSecLab. Survey students for their skill levels and form teams: This can be done in the first weeks of the class. Students will probably have different backgrounds and may not have previous exposure to the material. Thus, this is a very important step to distribute varying student skill levels to form teams as homogeneous as possible. Choose the OS for team boxes: The choice of the Linux-based OS is done by the class instructor/teaching assistant during the early phases while the class is under way. There are many freely available Linux distributions over the web and any can be chosen. However, a general rule-of-thumb is to choose one that is slightly un-supported and has known vulnerabilities. A particular Linux flavor can be chosen and utilized in every NetSecLab, however, currently the practice is to utilized a different O/S for each year. This can be done 8 weeks prior to the 13/27
14 competition day. Decide services for team boxes: Services listed Table 1 will generally suffice. However, this list is not an exhaustive one, new services can be added each year to increase variety. This step can be done 7 weeks prior to the competition day. Choose the OS for victim boxes/services: It is important to choose an earlier version of a Linux distribution as it is more likely to have more known vulnerabilities. However, finding an earlier version of particular Linux distribution can be non-trivial. This can be done 6 weeks prior to the competition day. Install victim machines: It is better to install victim boxes earlier than the competition days so the students can begin practicing their exploits and can collect some more information about the vulnerabilities known for the victim boxes. This can be done 4 weeks prior to the competition day. IV. Student Feedback This section presents the results and interprets the data of a survey sent out to students who have taken ECE 6612 and summarizes comments that were consistent across the group of surveys. The average response is compiled from 58 individual surveys spread across two semesters. The students were asked to respond to the questions on a 1 to 5 scale with 1 being the lowest rating and 5 being the highest rating. A rating of 3 means that the student is being neutral or is rating their skill level at intermediate. The only binary question in the survey was whether they felt the lab should be continued. The results listed in Table 3 capture the perceptions that students have about the 14/27
15 exercise. With an average of 2.47, the students gave themselves a low self-assessment of their Linux skills. Although this does not mean they are absolutely ignorant of everything about the OS, it does indicate that most students are probably not familiar with common Linux utilities or working from the command-line interface. As the questions directly related to the lab have an average above 3, this has been interpreted to mean that most of the students gain from the experience. Since NetSecLab is Question What was your previous exposure to a Linux-based operating system(os)? For instance, installing the OS, running commands in x- term,installing and configuring networks services and tools. (Please only provide the appropriate number) Would you agree that the labs helped increase your knowledge of network security? Do you feel that the labs being conducted on Linux-based machines have increased your security knowledge/experience? Average Response Would you agree that the labs helped increase your knowledge of Linux? 3.98 Do you agree that the time constraints to accomplish the objectives of the lab were adequate? 3.41 Do you agree that the lab met your expectations? 4.02 Would you recommend continuing this lab exercise? (Yes/No) 5.00 Table 3: Survey Results designed to support the material taught in class by providing a hands-on experience for the students and the average ratings for categories related to increasing security knowledge are all above 4, it is felt that the educational objectives are being met. One thing to note is the binary nature of the question about continuing the lab in future classes. Here a No answer is assigned a score of 0 and a Yes answer is assigned a score of 1. The fact that the average rating for this question was 5.00 denotes a 15/27
16 unanimous agreement among all of the surveys about the value the lab adds. Among the comments, three common sentiments emerged. The first is that the students expressed a desire for the project to be longer and for it to carry more weight within the final grade of the course. The latter was a concern about the size of the groups as well as the inclusion of remote and video students. These comments will be discussed in section VI. Experience Level Number* Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 None to Beginner Intermediate Professional to Expert Table 4: Subgroup Results Furthermore, Table 4 displays a breakdown of the surveyed student population on the basis of Linux skill level. Three broad groupings have been made based upon the students' self evaluation of their skill. No skill equates to ranking of 1 and expert skill equates to a level 5. This table shows that most of the students participating in NetSecLab have either average to a beginner level of Linux proficiency. The Q1 through Q6 in the table correspond to the Questions in Table 3 with the last question being omitted. For example, results of Q2 represent the average response of the subgroup to the question regarding whether the lab helped increase the students knowledge of network security. Across all three subgroups an average greater than 4 suggests that the lab is achieving its intended purpose. Overall, most of the results across subgroups are positive, but it should be noted that students with more experience with the Linux O/S 16/27
17 were more critical of the time constraints given for the exercise (Q5), and generally wanted more from the lab (Q6). One surprising result is that the students who had more Linux experience felt that they learned more about the O/S as a result of the lab than students with less experience (Q4). This result may be indicative of the more Linux oriented students taking on the role of the main system operator while students at with lower levels of proficiency take a more observational stance. V. Benefits of NetSecLab The NetSecLab was first introduced to the students of ECE 6612 Network Security class at Georgia Institute of Technology in the Fall of Since then, it has been offered each semester of ECE In this section, the benefits of NetSecLab based on observations and students' feedback over time are discussed. NetSecLab forces students to consider all aspects of security including physical, network, and computer security and in some rare cases social engineering. For instance, students install and secure an O/S while having to keep their hard disk in trusted hands, topics which are not normally covered in the network security class content. The private network setting of the NetSecLab allows students to try all of their implementations, new or old ideas without any fear of the attacks bleeding over onto a production network. Graduate students often have heterogeneous backgrounds (e.g., nationalities) and experience levels. Placing students in teams as homogeneous as possible, in 17/27
18 terms of average previous Linux experience, helps them learn from each other in a group setting. After the competition is finished, groups submit a report, and give a presentation in the class. The report and presentation provides students with the opportunity to exchange their experience and their findings with their peers in the class. Students are encourages to increase their understanding in relatively harder concepts of network security. This is done through points being awarded for the creativity and efficiency in implementing attacks. Virtual machines are utilized for victim boxes with earlier versions of Linux distributions or unpatched Windows services chosen for the O/S. The use of virtual boxes allows victims to be easily reset to a consistent state after an attack. Although NetSecLab was originally as a component of a graduate course, it is highly adaptable and can be offered in junior or senior level network security classes. VI. Related Work Network security is a necessary part of any undergraduate and graduate curriculum in computer engineering and science fields [8-11]. There are several ways for teaching network security topics in a classroom setting. In this section, we broadly present such related efforts from the literature in three categories. In one category, topics are taught in a classroom environment where only dedicated 18/27
19 laboratory exercises are carried out by students. In these cases, students are expected to spend their time mostly in an isolated lab to complete specific tasks. There may or may not be an explicit associated lecture material to accompany the laboratory sessions. Examples of these include [12-14]. In the second category, security lectures in the classroom are supplemented with individual tools. These are generally demo of a specific security topic and not all of the lecture material may have a corresponding demo. Students are expected to interact with these tools and complement their understanding of the security topics and there may not be a dedicated lab environment. [15, 16] are the examples of related work in this category. In the last category, students are expected to supplement their understanding of topics with homework or programming projects assigned by the class instructor. This is by far the most commonly adopted strategy by the educators due to its less demanding nature for resources. NetSecLab is fundamentally different from aforementioned approaches. It is an in-class competition-based friendly exercise. Its main purpose is to supplement the classroom lecture content with hands-on experience and is administered towards the end of the semester in an isolated lab environment. Contrary to [4, 17, 18], it is a small in-class based and only students who are taking the Network Security class are allowed to participate. It can well be integrated either into normal lecture-based classes (i.e., category 2) or into the body of dedicated labs (i.e., category 1). 19/27
20 VII. Conclusion In this paper, the design of NetSecLab [3], an exercise developed for the purpose of increasing the amount of hands-on experience obtained by students in a lecture-based class environment, has been presented. The course in which the current version of NetSecLab is practiced is the first graduate level Network Security class for many students where fundamental security concepts are addressed. This results in student skill levels being very heterogeneous due to differing amounts of prior knowledge about the subject matter. In order to make the competition fairer, larger group sizes are required to ensure more competent students are paired with fairly inexperienced students. This makeup results in the weight of the exercise on the final grade being fairly light as the purpose of the lab is to increase the student experience, not evaluation. This condition also presents the opportunity for students to learn from each other through teamwork. Other factors that influence group size and thereby the entire experience includes resources. To increase fairness, homogeneous hardware should be used between the groups. With a larger amount of resources, the number of groups can increase resulting in a smaller number of people per a group. Also, because the students taking the course are graduate students, a certain amount of research is expected so that they learn how to setup and configure services for themselves. Knowing this, a balance must be found in group sizes as too small of a group may not be able to divide and find exploits and vulnerabilities in the research load adequately. The implementation of NetSecLab can be altered for more advanced security classes. In this case, the lab may be made part of an ongoing semester project where throughout 20/27
21 the semester students should meet deadlines for configuring and running certain applications. Moreover, as the skill level in a more advanced security course will be less heterogeneous and a certain level of understanding is expected a priori, the groups size can be reduced. In this setting, the lab would carry more weight in the final grade as well as increase the amount of hands-on security experience students would gain. Some challenges that must be considered are how to implement the lab if the course has remote students as well as video students. In these cases, a key factor in how these students would be able to participate highly depends on whether they are taking the course in sync with regular students or if there is delay between when these students receive the lectures. In the former case, the students may be on a remote campus or taking the course via video but receive the lectures either real-time or with very little delay (i.e., downloaded the next day). For this case, one solution that has been practiced is gathering these students into one group and setting up a Virtual Private Network connection for them into the NetSecLab LAN. This solution will only work if a number of remote or video students are on the same campus. In the case where remote and video students are spread into disparate locations or the delay in the students receiving the lecture materials is more than a couple days, a different approach has been practiced. Normally, these students are divided evenly among the local groups and their primary contribution to the project is limited to attack, defense, and application configuration research. The feedback provided by students, accentuated by a unanimous suggestion to continue the exercise, can be interpreted to mean that NetSecLab meets all of its primary 21/27
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