Who Is Doing What

These are the one-line summaries of what people have told me they plan to do. All is tentative.

• Add security to tftp (Joel Baumert, Dan Lobl, Russ McElroy)
• ACL support for Linux (Dan Benson)
• cipher creation and cryptanalysis (Linker Cheng)
• Bacon's Cipher (Christina Yip Chung)
• Analyze an ISP site's security (Greg Gardner)
• Examine Solaris administration tools for vulnerabilities (Alan Giblin)
• MacOS vulnerabilities and security (Doug Johnson)
• Survey of computer viruses (Alan Jondle)
• Biology, computer worms and viruses (Nikhil Joshi)
• Comparative analysis of two or three viruses (Rameet Kohli, Cinh Lam)
• IBM C viruses: history and evolution (Peter Lam, Michael Ng, Paul Wen)
• Automatic cryptanalysis of Vigenère ciphers (Howard Liu
• Analysis of a database application for security (Brian Lovrin)
• Windows NT security in a network (Bradford Luten)
• How to analyze a site's security, focussing on tools to detect security vulnerabilities (Peter Mell)
• Windows NT 4.0 security (Paul Mentz)
• Secure electronic mail (Jennifer Patton)
• Secure electronic voting (Micah Rimer)
• Effect of biomolecular computing upon computer security (Tim Sherwood)
• Information warfare in the United States Armed Services (Alexandra Smith)
• Breaking ciphers with computers, or factoring (Thomas Swanston)
• Windows NT security (Reed Vawter)
• Implementation of a zero knowledge proof of identity (William Wynn)
• Security of electronic voting machines (Erick Yamanaka)
• Windows NT security David Yuan)