DistOS-2011W Attribution

Members

• Abdelrahman Abdou
• Raghad Al-Awwad
• Omi Iyamu
• Rakhim Davletkaliyev

Meeting Briefings

Tuesday, March 1st

After 20 minutes of brainstorming, we agreed on:

• Current internet infrastructure lacks the ability of achieving highly scalable and efficient attribution mechanism.
• Attribution must be implemented in a distributed manner and must be automated and not owned.
• Threats that should be addressed include (but not limited to):
  • Computers, individuals and applications impersonation
  • All types of electronic spoofing.
• The skeleton of our project will constitute four main aspects:
  • Tracing/Tracking: baseline for attribution.
  • Human identification: a MUST to include!
  • Machine identification: to be dissolved with human identification.
  • Storage: how and where to store data traces and the identification stamps.

Thursday, March 3rd

Coming Soon!

Surveyed Papers

[1]Rawls, John, A Theory of Justice: Revised Edition, Harvard University Press, 2003. PDF

[1]Barik,Vladimir, Wireless device identification with radiometric signatures, 2008. PDF ABSTRACT

Milestones

(Under Construction)

• Problem definition
• Literature review
• ??

Project Progress

Coming Soon!

Requirements

• incremental deployability
• privacy

Readings

really hard to find anything not from psychology