Computer Systems Security
Graduate-caliber engineering study of buffer overflows, privilege separation, capabilities, sandboxing, OS kernel isolation, web security models, network attacks, and side channels.
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Mark Silis
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Mark Silis is a lecturer at MIT, focusing on information security and computer systems security within the university's IT infrastructure.
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 21·Institutional Security · Mark Silis & David LaPorte · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 13·Reverse Engineering & Web Security · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 6·Sandboxing & Privilege Separation · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 12·Reverse Engineering & Web Security · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 1·Sandboxing & Privilege Separation · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 2·Memory Safety & Buffer Overflows · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 3·Memory Safety & Buffer Overflows · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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6.858 · Computer Systems Security · Lec 5·Sandboxing & Privilege Separation · Nickolai Zeldovich · MIT
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