NetSec Security Research

Netsec is a Research group that specializes in network security. Established in 2002 by professor Jun Li the organization has been researching a variety of topics that deal with the safety of privacy and the security of people. These projects include:

• Buddyguard:
  Reliable Detection of IP Prefix Hijacking (and Other Prefix-Level Anomalies).
• DNS Security:
  DNS Security Investigation and Monitoring.
• Humboldt:
  Active Phishing Disruption.
• SWORD:
  Self-propagating Worm Observation and Rapid Detection.
• IRF:
  Internet Routing Forensics.
• mSSL: :
  Protected and Incentivized Peer-to-Peer Data Sharing Between Distrusted and Selfish Clients.
• SAVE:
  Internet Source Address Validity Enforcement.

visit http://netsec.cs.uoregon.edu/ for more information