SANE 2006 Tutorials and Conference Program

Conference Day 1 Thursday, May 18th 2006
08:00	Registration
	Auditorium
09:30	Opening Remarks Alexios Zavras Technical Sessions Program Chair
09:45	Keynote Address "Freedom to Tinker" Ed Felten Princeton University
	Collegezaal A	Senaatszaal
10:45	Coffee Break
11:15	Unix On My Mind Bill Cheswick Lumeta	Efficient real-time Linux interface for PCI devices A study on hardening a Network Intrusion Detection System Purnendu Sinha Philips Research
12:00	DNSSEC Deployment -- The path forward Steve Crocker Shinkuro, Inc.	Open Source VoIP Traffic Monitoring Luca Deri ntop.org
12:45	Lunch
14:00	Wireless Networking in the Open Source Community: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Sam Leffler Errno Consulting, PLC	Soft-phones and hard security Tim Panton Westhawk Ltd
14:45	Linux Kernel - How is it being developed and what's coming next? Ted Ts'o Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	Universal Plug and Play: Dead simple or simply deadly? Armijn Hemel
15:30	Tea Break
16:00	A security review of the biometric passport Bart Jacobs Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	Non-stop Provision of Internet Services via a Reflectively Load-Sharing Architecture Kostas Zorbadelos Otenet
16:45	The $100 laptop why it can and should be done Michail Bletsas MIT Media Lab	PEGASUS: Competitive load balancing using inetd George Oikonomou Athens University of Economics and Business
17:30	End of Conference Day 1
18:00	Social Event
22:30

Conference Day 2 Friday, May 19th 2006
	Collegezaal A	Senaatszaal
09:00	Awards Alexios Zavras Technical Sessions Program Chair
09:30	Open Source: A Software Survival Strategy Casper Dik Sun Microsystems, Inc.	Naming, Migration and Replication for NFSv4 Peter Honeyman Center for Information Technology Integration, University of Michigan
10:15	Internet measurement: what have we learned in the last ten years? kc claffy CAIDA (Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)	An Introduction to MySQL Cluster: Architecture and Use Arjen Lentz MySQL AB
11:00	Coffee Break
11:30	Honeypots: The latest trends, findings, and technologies Lance Spitzner The Honeynet Project	Configuration Management with Subversion, YAML and Perl Template Toolkit Ray Miller University of Oxford
12:15	Lunch
13:45	Data: How to keep it when you want it and lose it when you want it gone Radia Perlman Sun Microsystems, Inc.	Tuning Java's memory manager for high performance server applications Giorgos Gousios Athens University of Economics and Business
14:30	Is Entropy Winning? - Drowning in The Data Tsunami Lee Damon University of Washington	Analyzing and improving GNOME startup time Lorenzo Colitti
15:15	Tea Break
16:00	Update of the constitution: introduction to GPLv3 Georg C. F. Greve Free Software Foundation Europe	Cryptographic Hash Functions: Recent Results on Cryptanalysis and their Implications on System Security Ruediger Weis Technical University of Applied Sciences Berlin
16:45	RFID Security for Sysadmins Melanie Rieback Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
17:30	End of Conference