Dear All,
Congratulations to those who have successfully completed the course. The overall class average was 72% with a standard deviation of 9.3. Highest marks in the final exam are 47/60 with an average of 29 marks.
Special congratulations to following 7 students for scoring HD grade, with Yifan Wang at the top of the class with 89% marks:
1. Yifan Wang
2. Dawei Wu
3. Nicholas Lawrence-Palmer
4. Lloyd Richardson
5. Daria Schumm
6. Lachlan Stewart
7. Samuel Perrone
23 students successfully scored DN, while 27 completed with CR and 13 students with PS.
Congratulation once again! And I sincerely hope that you will use your knowledge and wisdom to make a better society.
Pro Sanjay Jha - LIC
Hi all,
Please note that for the final exam only handwritten solutions are acceptable. No typing is allowed, however any digital or pen/paper handwriting is fine. It has to be handwritten
Hope this clarifies.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Here is the link to Final Exam on Moodle. Currently it is password protected, which will be removed few moments before the start of the exam.
Good luck,
Uzma
Hi all,
Please note that I will be available online during the final exam. You can approach me by DM on MS Teams regarding any technical issue or otherwise.
In case of any technical issue, please take screenshots as explained in Final Exam Instructions document .
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
The exam is scheduled tomorrow Wednesday 11.05.2022 at 1 pm. The exam time is 2 hrs 10 minutes, including 10 extra minutes for reading the exam. These 10 minutes for reading will give you indication on how much time you need to spend on each question, since each question may require variable amount.
Good luck
Uzma
Hi all,
We have now provided solution to all sample exam questions. Hopefully these will help you in exam preparation.
Good luck!
Uzma
Hi all,
This is a friendly reminder to return devices. Please note that if you do not return the devices timely, we may bar you from sitting in the exam and hold your grade. Please DM Yuvin on MS teams to decide collection time. If you want to return after office hours or on the weekend, you can DM me.
Cheers,
Uzma.
Hi all,
While you are attempting sample exam questions on Moodle, we would request you to upload your solutions as well. This will help us in testing Moodle for online final exam.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Please note that devices can be returned on level 5 K-17 building during office hours. Please contact Yuvin on MS Teams before going there and also once you reach there. Preferred timings are 12 pm to 1 pm.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Assignment marks are now available. Please let us know if there is any discrepancy.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Those who want to return the devices by post please follow these instructions:
1. Send your parcels on the following address.
Uzma Maroof
School of computer science and engineering
Room 104, Building K17, Via Gate 14 Barker St,
UNSW SYDNEY, 2052
2. Please email the details including tracking number on eng.cse.COMP4337@unsw.edu.au
Hi all,
Instructions for final exams have been uploaded under Lectures/Week-10: Final Exam Instructions . This includes details on material covered and exam format as well.
Edit: There are additional foils added that include Fit-to-sit declaration and instructions to deal with any technical issue during the exam.
Cheers,
Uzma.
Hi all,
It is a friendly reminder to return the issued devices. Yuvin will be available to collect devices during following timings:
Monday 02.05.2022 to Thursday 05.05.2022, 9 am – 5 pm
Please PM Yuvin on MS Teams, to confirm collection venue/timings.
If you want to return devices outside business hours or on weekend please contact me on MS Teams.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 6 marks are now available. Please let us know if there is any discrepancy.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
We have uploaded few sample exam questions along with their solutions on Moodle. Practicing these questions will give you a good idea about the final exam format.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
You can now book a consultation time for online review of your Quiz 2 attempt. Please email me to decide a Teams meeting time for the online review.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Just to clarify this term we do not have marks for class participation.
Regards,
Uzma
Hi all,
This is a friendly reminder to fill myExperience survey for this course. You would have received an email invitation and links to the survey are available in Moodle.
It's important to know that your feedback is valued and that the comments and suggestions provided are incorporated, wherever possible.
The survey closes for most students on 28th April.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Week 9 Review Quiz is now available on Moodle.
Regards
Uzma
Hi all,
Assignment submission link is now available on Moodle:
https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/assign/view.ph...
You are required to submit three deliverables:
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
We have uploaded Quiz 2 and Lab 5 marks on webcms. Please let us know if there is any discrepancy.
Cheers
Uzma
i all,
The average score for Class Quiz 2 is 29.69/40 (74.23%.), with a standard deviation of 4.04. Following graph depicts marks distribution:
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab on BLE attacks is now available. However, please note that this lab is not mandatory and will not be evaluated. You can attempt in your own free time.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Here is the link to class quiz 2 on Moodle: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/quiz/view.php?... . The quiz will open at 1500 hrs.
For ELS students, the link is available here: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/quiz/view.php?...
Cheers,
Uzma.
Hi all,
We have also provided Bluetooth lecture with AI-based audio. Please review this one too.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
A new video of Week 05 lecture is now available. LIC is experimenting with a new AI-based technology for automatically generating audio. It is currently in the prototype stage. We will appreciate if you could watch it and give your feedback. We might ask you to fill a survey later on.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 4 marks are now available. We have also updated marks for lab 2, changing it to group-wise marking instead of individual marking. Please let us know if there is any discrepancy.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
This is a friendly reminder that Quiz 2 is scheduled next week: Week 9 - Monday 11.04.2022 3 pm to 4 pm.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
There is a guest lecture scheduled on Monday 11.04.2022 at 2 pm by Ian Yin, founder & CEO, Avertro. Ian Yip is a UNSW CSE graduate with 20+ years of experience in the field of cybersecurity. You can find his lecture notes in the lecture section under Week 9.
Cheer,
Uzma
Hi all,
As some of you mentioned, audio for week 5 lecture on 802.1X-Authentication was pretty bad. It is now available as Pdf file including the audio transcript. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Keeping in view that some of you are enrolled in remote mode and not able to visit campus, we can now arrange an online review of Class Quiz 1. Please email me to decide a Teams meeting time for the online review.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 6 - Using Machine Learning for Intrusion Detection specs are now available. This lab is due on Tuesday 12.04.2022 2355 hrs. You are also provided with skeleton code and dataset.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
This is a friendly reminder that Quiz 2 is scheduled next week: Week 9 - Monday 11.04.2022.
The quiz will cover all of week 1 to week 8 lectures but there will be more questions from week 5-8.
The exact format and duration will be posted in next couple of days, the duration can be between 60 to 90 minutes.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
We provided Bluetooth security notes as Powerpoint file at this link: Lecture Bluetooth Security
However, you are required to download this file since there are additional notes in the PPT file, which are not visible when viewed directly in the browser.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 3 marks are now available. Please let us know if there is any discrepancy.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 5 - Snort Intrusion Detection System specs are now available. This lab is due on Monday 04.04.2022 2355 hrs.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Hopefully you are able to view your Class Quiz 1 marks on Moodle, these are now available on Webcms too. The average score for the quiz is 13.86/20 (69.3%), with a standard deviation of 3.22.
Please let us know in case of any discrepancy.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Lab 2 marks are now available. Please also note that in case of individually submitted assessments by group members, marking has been done separately.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
Final assignment specifications are now available. The submission deadline is Friday 22nd April 2022, 1700 Hrs.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all, you can now view your Lab1 marks on Webcms.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
In case of a short-term event that is beyond your control (for example, illness), and is impacting your performance, we will advise you to apply via UNSW special consideration portal ( https://www.student.unsw.edu.au/special-considerat... ).
E-mail messages sent for such requests will be ignored in future.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
You can now book a consultation time to view your Quiz 1 attempt. Please email me to decide a mutually convenient time.
Please also note that consultation will not be online, you need to visit CSE building. Also note that this consultation is optional.
Cheers,
Uzma.
Hi all,
Lab 4 - Security Analysis Using TShark specs are now available. This lab is due on Friday 18.03.2022 2359 hrs.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Please find the responses to few questions asked during today's session:
Hi all,
Here is the link to class quiz on Moodle: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/quiz/view.php?... . The quiz will open at 1520 hrs. Currently it is password protected, which will be removed few minutes before the quiz starts.
Please also note that negative marking applies. 25% marks will be deducted for each incorrect answer.
For ELS students, individual links will be shared with them.
Cheers,
Uzma.
Hi all,
A practice quiz on IPSec/Tor is now available at this link: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/quiz/view.php?...
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Weekly review quizzes are now available on Moodle. You can now attempt these multiple times for practice.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Instructions for Lab 3- Man in the Middle Attack and Evil Twin Access Point are now available. The lab is due on 14.03.2022 2359 hrs.
Cheers Uzma
Hi all,
Please note following instructions for Week 5 Class Quiz 1 scheduled on 14.03.2022 1520 - 1550 hrs.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
This is a friendly reminder that Quiz 1 is scheduled in Week 5 - Monday 14.03.2022. Quiz duration is 30 minutes and will start at 3:15 pm.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
The following call might interest you:
========================================
There is a project called Epiwatch, run by Kirby/UNSW institute. It aims to build an intelligent system to detect an early outbreak of diseases to prevent pandemics.
It is currently in the prototype stage (Stage I) - and it is going into a bigger research grant application phase in May (Stage II).
We are currently looking for a security expert who can perform a security evaluation report on their system. The report should contain relevant security assessment of the current Epiwatch system and recommendations for future development and deployment of Epiwatch for Stage II.
The timeline of this report is March 2022 (early as possible) and there will be a small fee payable to you.
If you are interested, would you please contact me ( h.paik@unsw.edu.au ) for a chat.
Regards, Helen
Hi all,
Draft specifications version 1.0 for the assignment are now available. Please make sure you keep checking Webcms regularly for updates.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Instructions for Lab 2- Hacking wireless network are now available. You will be using Raspberry Pi in this lab. We have also provided manual to help you prepare your devices.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi everyone,
We have created a course Wiki, where we will be sharing news/events https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP9337/22T1/wiki/all. Please feel free to share any relevant news articles/software/research papers /commercial reports etc.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
We have modified submission settings for lab 1, you can now use this link: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/assign/view.ph... to submit your lab.
Please note that if you have already submitted, you are required to resubmit it. We apologize for any inconvenience, this may have caused and have extended the deadline till 01.03.2022 2300 hrs
Also note that submission from only one group member is sufficient.
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
As you know, all our labs are scheduled online. However, some of you might have difficulty in interacting online with your group member and would prefer to attend labs on-campus. We have therefore booked following rooms where you can attend the lab and interact with other students. Please note that the tutors will still be assisting online only, and you have to bring devices.
Following are the booked rooms:
Tutorials |
Room |
Description |
T16A, T16B, T18A, T18B |
K-F8-388 - Law 388 |
Law Building 388 |
W16A, W16B, W18A, W18B |
K-E15-G034 - Quad G034 |
Quadrangle G034 |
Cheers,
Uzma
Hi all,
Please find the following Call For Participation for this interesting opportunity.
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The International Cyber Security – Center of Excellence (INCS-CoE) is delighted to invite students to participate in its 3rd international, Country-to-Country (C2C) Capture the Flag (CTF) competition. This is part of a five-year academic plan to host cybersecurity competitions in five different countries. C2C will extend past experiences and lessons learned from the successful Cambridge2Cambridge CTF, with its global vision to entice thousands of people worldwide to study cybersecurity at the university level. C2C is an exciting opportunity for students to work together as international teams to solve interesting CTF challenges, while learning new skills, socializing, and promoting international collaboration and friendship.
C2C CTF 2022, organized by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will take place online. The organizing committee of C2C 2022 invites enrolled students (at UG/Grad/PhD level) from universities that are based in the UK, USA, Japan, Israel, France and Australia to apply to participate. Through a qualifying process, students will be selected to compete individually in the qualifiers event on April 3, 2022. After passing the qualifiers, students will be organized into teams of five from different universities to encourage international academic collaboration. These teams will compete in the virtual finals event on August 1st, 2022.
As part of the competition, we will hold webinars that will include talks and discussions on CTF topics and related cybersecurity issues.
We intend to create diverse teams for the competition. We aim to select competitors from a broad range of backgrounds, nationalities, languages, genders, experiences, and cybersecurity skills. We seek motivated and resourceful participants who enjoy a tough intellectual challenge in a cooperative international context -- we are not merely looking at experts who have won other hacking competitions.
Please publicize this exciting opportunity to your students. They can apply at: <u>
https://c2c-ctf-2022.mit.edu/
</u>
Important dates:
• March 14, 2022 – Registration Deadline
• April 3, 2022 – Qualifier
• August 1st – Final competition
Hosting Institutions:
C2C CTF 2020 - Royal Holloway, University of London- UK
C2C CTF 2021 - Technion – Israel Institute of Technology- Israel
C2C CTF 2022 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology- USA
C2C CTF 2023 - Keio University- Japan
C2C CTF 2024 - Edith Cowan University- Australia
Please contact us if you have any queries on C2C 2022, at <u> alliances@csail.mit.edu </u>
Hi all,
You can now access lab 1 - Basic cryptography instructions and the skeleton code under the Labs section in WebCMS.
Cheers
Uzma
Hi all,
We will start the COMP 4337/9337 Labs from tomorrow onwards. We will start a meeting in the specific channel assigned for your Lab group in the MS Teams group at the starting time of your Lab. Please make sure you join the lab in time. For the 1st Lab participation is mandatory and there will be marks for lab participation. We will provide further instructions on labs at the start of Lab 1
Hi all,
Keeping in view public holidays falling on Monday's of Week 10 & Week 11, there are slight changes in the lecture schedules.
1. Guest lectures have been moved to week 9.
2. Quiz 2 is also scheduled in week 9.
3. Block chain security has been excluded from topic list.
Regards,
Uzma.
Hi all,
Please visit level 5, K-17 building to collect your devices. Once you reach there, contact Yuvin either via MS Teams message or e-mail at yuvin.perera@unsw.edu.au
Thanks,
Uzma.
Hi all,
We have received multiple requests for device collection in next week. Keeping this in view, devices can now be collected in next week too. Please note the following extended/updated collection schedule:
<colgroup><col> <col> <col> <col> </colgroup>Date | Time | Venue | Contact person |
17.02.2022 | 1100 hrs - 1600 hrs |
Ground Floor: Room G-02/G-01
K-17 CSE building, UNSW, Kensington |
Uzma/ Yuvin |
18.02.2022 | 1430 hrs - 1700 hrs |
Ground Floor: Room G-02/G-01
K-17 CSE building, UNSW, Kensington |
Uzma/ Yuvin |
21.02.2022- 25.02.2022 | By Appointment Teams Message or E-mail(yuvin.perera@unsw.edu.au) | Discuss with Yuvin | Yuvin |
Uzma.
Hi all,
Please be advised that all students who have approved disability support letter from the university, must submit their letter through the "Disability Support" page available on Moodle.
https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/dialogue/view....
Cheers,
Uzma
As mentioned in the course outline, Labs contribute 20% of the total marks. Following is the break-up of lab marks:
<colgroup><col> <col> </colgroup>Lab | Out of 20 |
Lab 1 Crypto | 3 |
Lab 2 Wifi hacking | 4 |
Lab 3 Wifi MiTM | 4 |
Lab 4 Wireshark | 3 |
Lab 5 Snort | 2 |
Lab 6 ML | 4 |
Lab 7 BLE | (3 Bonus marks) |
Total | 20 |
As discussed, we will be lending you devices to perform lab & assignments during this term. Although we have abundant of devices, but we will ensure that each group receives at least one set of devices. Remaining devices will be provided on first come first serve basis. These will be available for collection on Thursday 17.02.2021 & Friday 18.02.2021 11 am - 4 pm.
You can visit the following venue during the above allocated time to collect devices.
Venue: Ground Floor lobby
K-17 CSE building,
UNSW, Kensington
See you there,
Uzma.
Hi all,
Lab group formation deadline has passed. Those who have not been able to form a group yet but still have found a group partner, please email us your preferences at eng.cse.comp4337@unsw.edu.au and mention:
1. Tutorial code
2. Zid's of both partners.
Cheer,
Uzma
Hi all,
We have extended deadline for lab group formation till tomorrow 15.02.2022 1 pm. Please login to Moodle to join a group . You can only join a group having your tutorial code as group name prefix. Please see an earlier post for further details.
Regards,
Uzma.
Hi all,
Please note:
Hi all,
We are aware that many of you are enrolled remotely. However, we yet have not received any declaration. Please note that if you are remotely enrolled you are required to sign and submit remote enrollment declaration available at https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/assign/view.ph... . Please see following notice for details.
Cheers,
uzma
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We realize that some of the students want to enroll this course remotely. In case you can visit the campus for device collection/return, you can ignore this notice.
In case you opt to enroll this course remotely, we anticipate that you could face certain challenges. The purpose of this notice is to highlight these challenges as well as to obtain declaration from you regarding your readiness to take up these challenges.
Possible challenges:
<u>1. Device Loan: </u>
Keeping in view the impact of Covid-19, labs are online this year too. To facilitate students, we will be lending following devices to each student:
1.1 Raspberry Pi 4 B basic kit
1.2 Bluetooth USB adaptor
1.3 External Wi-Fi wireless adaptor (mostly for Mac users)
However, if you are enrolled remotely, we expect you to either arrange these at your own expense OR prepay the postage.
Prepaid postage might be a more feasible option for those who are enrolled remotely but are residing in Australia. For instance, an Express Post Large Satchel (size L) for up to 5 kg from Australia Post or equivalent satchel from any other postal service can be purchased and sent to us. However, there can be large delays due to unforeseeable circumstances (e.g. Covid-19).
<u>2. Programming Assignments:</u>
There will be a programming assignment to be done in a group of 2-3. Ideally we wish students to interact either virtually or following covid-safe guidelines. Students will require programming skills similar to what is required for COMP3331/9331. We anticipate that students working remotely will find this challenging.
<u>3. Time-zone:</u>
The course has multiple components that require working according to Sydney time-zone. This includes online labs sessions, quizzes, project demonstration etc. Failing to attend online sessions during the designated time for any of these component might result loosing all the marks assigned to that component.
If you wish to continue your remote enrolment, you are required to fill attached declaration form ( https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/assign/view.ph... ), informing the LiC how you plan to cope with the above mentioned challenges.
Hi,
For those of you who are trying to download VMware from CSE website, it seems CSE VMware license has expired and they are in the process of renewal. However, you can use with any VMware version you may have. Here, we are providing few links, from where which you download VMware for free:
1. For Windows: https://customerconnect.vmware.com/en/downloads/de... To share Bluetooth, Go to VM > Settings > USB controller then select Share Bluetooth devices with the virtual machine.
2. For Mac OS 11+ you can also try to download from this link: https://www.vmware.com/au/products/fusion/fusion-evaluation.html .We have tested this for MacBook Pro 2019 MacOS 12.1.
We have also extended the submission deadline for Hardware Compatibility Survey to 15.02.2022 2300 hrs
Hi all,
In this course, all labs need to be attempted in groups. You are required to form groups of size 2. However, you can only choose a partner, who is enrolled in the same lab session as yours.
Lab group selection is now available on Moodle. Please follow these steps:
Remember you can only choose a peer within same lab session.
The deadline for lab group selection is Monday, 14.02.22, 9:00 AM. After the deadline, students who fail to join groups will be assigned to random groups by the tutors.
Cheers,
Uzma.
Welcome to COMP4337/9337- Securing Fixed & Wireless Networks, T1-2022, my name is Uzma Maroof and I am course admin for this course.
You can now log in to Webcms and read the detailed course outline at: https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP9337/22T1/outline
Last year, impact of Covid had been enormous for all of us and had created a big challenge in course delivery. Therefore, we had moved all our labs to online environment and were able to execute successfully too. Unfortunately we are not out of it yet and plan to continue the same online mode this year too. While this course provides an in-depth introduction to a wide range of topics in the field of Fixed & Wireless Network Security, we will continue to have extensive hands-on lab sessions aimed at supporting problem-based learning to enhance student-learning experience.
To provide a consistent and coherent environment in running labs and final project across students, we will give a set of devices. A follow up email will provide a schedule for device collection. However, for certain components, it is important for us to check if the student's personal computer meets the hardware requirements in order for us to have equipment ready for loan.
Please log in to Moodle and perform the warmup activity: Hardware Compatibility Check (available at https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP9337/22T1/reso... & https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/course/view.php?id=65060#section-0 ), followed by a quick Survey (also available at Moodle: https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/feedback/view.php?id=4463854 )
Important! Please fill out the form by the deadline 13.02.2022 2300 hrs, otherwise you will encounter issues when performing the labs and final project.
Eagerly waiting to work with you this term.
Uzma.