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I thought that you might be interested in this symposium.  If you 
have already seen this announcement, I apologize. 
 
 -- Mike Patterson
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Originally-From: Ed DeHart <ecd@cert.org>
Reply-To: Ed DeHart <ecd@cert.org>
Subject: The Fourth USENIX UNIX Security Symposium
 
As the Chairperson for last year's USENIX UNIX Security Symposium, I would
like to thank everyone who attended.  The Symposium was a success both in
program content and attendance.  We had expected about 220 to 250 attendees
and were very pleased with the final count of 286. 200 people attended one
of the two tutorials presented.  The Tools section of the program received
the most praise.
 
It is time to announce the next Symposium.  Please mark your calendars, tell
your friends, and start writing that paper.
 
Thanks,
Ed DeHart
 
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                       Announcement and Call for Papers
 
                   The Fourth USENIX UNIX Security Symposium
                               October 4-7, 1993
                             Santa Clara Marriott
 
                              Incooperation with
                         The CERT Coordination Center
 
       The  goal  of  this  symposium  is  to  bring  together  security
       practitioners,  system administrators and system programmers, and
       anyone with an interest in computer security  as  it  relates  to
       networks  and  the  UNIX  operating  system.   The symposium will
       consist of tutorials, invited speakers, technical  presentations,
       and panel sessions.
 
       This will be a three and 1/2 day,  single-track  symposium.   The
       first  day  will  be  devoted  to  tutorial  presentations.   The
       following two and 1/2 days will include  technical  presentations
       and  panel  sessions.   There will also be two evenings available
       for birds-of-a-feather sessions and work-in-progress sessions.
 
       Papers are being solicited in areas including but not limited to:
 
          o User/system authentication
          o File system security
          o Network security
          o Security and system management
          o Security-enhanced versions of the UNIX operating system
          o Security tools
          o Network intrusions (including  case  studies  and  intrusion
            detection efforts)
          o Security on high-bandwidth networks
 
       Important Dates
            Extended abstracts due             June    4, 1993
            Program Committee decisions made   June   30, 1993
            Camera-ready papers due            August 15, 1993
 
       Send hardcopy submissions to the program chair:
            Bill Cheswick
            AT&T Bell Laboratories
            Room 2c416
            600 Mountain Ave.
            Murray Hill, NJ  07974
 
       Send ASCII or Postscript submissions to:
            ches@research.att.com
 
       Program Committee
            Steve Bellovin      AT&T Bell Laboratories
            Matt Bishop         Dartmouth College
            Ed DeHart           CERT
            Jim Ellis           CERT
            Marcus Ranum        Trusted Information Systems
 
 
 
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