Lecture Notes
Note, these are the lecture notes for 2009-00. We have revised them from feedback and our own thoughts raised by previous years' courses. The advantage of our willigness to update them is that they are always evolving. The disadvantage is that sometimes there are typos and/or errors. We then try to point you towards those during the lectures, and might make more updates during the year.Most importantly you might notice that the last couple of slots are kept free for student lectures. To find out more about those, have a look at the pages about the course work.
Further reading: for each topic covered we provide lecture notes and some hints for reading. As the course covers many areas, there is no single book that we can recommend as textbook. However, some (old) lecture notes which were used in another but similar type of course are here.
| Lecture | Notes | Outline of Contents and Background Reading |
|---|---|---|
| 1,2 |
L0 PDF L1 PDF L1 3x3 |
Introduction
|
| 3,4 | PDF 3x3 |
Access Control
|
| 5,6 | PDF 3x3 |
Entity Authenication
Videos: Smart card reverse engineering, Mifare cloning Slides: Fingerprint recognition |
| 7,8,9,10 | PDF 3x3 |
Key Establishment: Symmetric Keys
|
| 11,12 | PDF 3x3 |
Key establishment: Asymmetric Keys
|
| 13,14,15,16 | PDF 3x3 |
Physical Security
|
| 17 | |
Writing and presenting clinic: for those students/groups who would like some feedback on their papers and or presentations, I will be available in the usual lecture room to answer questions and give advice. Please if you come to this session, prepare some questions! |
| 18 | |
Writing and presenting clinic: for those students/groups who would like some feedback on their papers and or presentations, I will be available in the usual lecture room to answer questions and give advice. Please if you come to this session, prepare some questions! |
| 19 | |
Student lectures: this session will last for |
| 20 | |
Student lectures: this lecture will start |

