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    The document provides a course plan for a Cyber Forensics course offered at Velammal Institute of Technology, Chennai, India. It outlines the academic year, batch, semester, instructor details, course objectives and outcomes. The course will cover topics like network layer security, transport layer security, email security, firewalls, computer forensics, evidence collection, forensics tools and analysis. It is a professional core course for 4th year students, scheduled for 3 hours per week over 2 semesters. Assessment includes internal tests, assignments and a model exam to evaluate students' understanding of cyber security, computer forensics and network forensics.

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    The document provides a course plan for a Cyber Forensics course offered at Velammal Institute of Technology, Chennai, India. It outlines the academic year, batch, semester, instructor details, course objectives and outcomes. The course will cover topics like network layer security, transport layer security, email security, firewalls, computer forensics, evidence collection, forensics tools and analysis. It is a professional core course for 4th year students, scheduled for 3 hours per week over 2 semesters. Assessment includes internal tests, assignments and a model exam to evaluate students' understanding of cyber security, computer forensics and network forensics.

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    VELAMMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHENNAI- 601204

    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

    Date: 16.12.2019
    COURSE PLAN

    Academic Year 2019-2020


    Batch 2016-2020
    Year/Semester IV/VIII
    Course Component Professional core
    Subject Code-Title CS6004 – Cyber Forensics
    No. of Students 55
    Schedule L 3 T 0 P 0 C 3
    Name of the Instructor Ms. M.Abinaya Dept IT

    Prerequisite
    Basic Knowledge in Network Security
    Courses
    Course Objectives The student should be made to:
     Learn the security issues network layer and transport layer.
     Be exposed to security issues of the application layer.
     Learn computer forensics.
     Be familiar with forensics tools.
     Learn to analyze and validate forensics data.

    Course Outcomes CO1 Make Use of the Security issues in Network Layer and Transport Layer
    (Min 4 Max 6. Out
    of which one for CO2 Apply Security principles in application layer
    content beyond
    CO3 Make use of Computer Forensics
    syllabus)
    CO4 Apply the Forensics Tool

    CO5 Analyze and Validate Forensics Data.

    CO6 Develop the program for HMAC Problems


    Assessment pattern  Internal Assessment1, Internal Assessment2 & Internal Assessment3
    for 60 marks
     Model examination for 100 marks
     Assignment for 20 marks
    Portions Covered:
     Internal Test1- Unit 1 & First Half of 2nd Unit.
     Internal Test2- Second Half of 2nd Unit & 3rd Unit.
     Internal Test3- 4th Unit and First Half of 5thUnit.
     Model examination- All 5 units.
    UNIT I NETWORK LAYER SECURITY &TRANSPORT LAYER SECUR
    1. IPSec Protocol T1, 243 L+D BB 1
    2. IP Authentication Header T1, 250 L+D BB 1
    3. IP ESP T1, 253 L+ D LCD 1
    4. L+D BB 1
    Key Management Protocol for IPSec T1, 260
    PS(Tx)
    5. L+D LCD 1
    Transport layer Security T1, 277
    PS(Tx)
    6. L+D BB 2
    SSL Prototcol T1, 277
    7. Cryptographic Computations T1, 284 L+D BB 1
    8. TLS Protocol. T1, 293 L+D BB 1
    UNIT II E-MAIL SECURITY & FIREWALLS
    9. L+ D LCD 2
    PGP – S/MIME T1, 305
    10. Internet Firewalls for Trusted System T1, 324 L+D LCD 1
    11. Roles of Firewalls T1, 339 L+D BB 1
    12. Firewall related terminology T1, 340 L+D LCD 1
    PS(Tx)
    13. L+D BB 1
    Types of Firewalls T1, 344

    14. Firewall designs T1, 350 L+D BB 1


    15. L+I BB 2
    SET for E-Commerce Transactions T1, 355
    UNIT III INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER FORENSICS
    16. Introduction to Traditional Computer Crime R3, 4 L+D BB 1
    17. Traditional problems associated with Computer L+D BB 1
    R3, 5
    Crime.
    18. L+D BB 1
    Introduction to Identity Theft & Identity Fraud R3, 117
    PS(Tx)
    19. Types of CF techniques T2.71 L+D BB 1
    20. Incident and incident response methodology T2, 27 L+D BB 1
    21. Forensic duplication and investigation T2, 37 L+D BB 1
    22. Preparation for IR, Creating response tool kit L+D BB 1
    R2,128 PS(Tx)
    and IR team
    23. L+D BB 1
    Forensics Technology and Systems R2,139-150
    PS(Tx)
    24. Understanding Computer Investigation, Data L+D
    BB 1
    T2, 99
    Acquisition
    UNIT IV EVIDENCE COLLECTION AND FORENSICS TOOLS
    25. L+D BB 1
    T2, 149
    Processing Crime and Incident Scenes
    26. L+I BB 1
    T2, 149
    Processing Crime and Incident Scenes
    27. L+D BB 1
    T2, 149
    Processing Crime and Incident Scenes
    28. L+D BB 1
    Working with Windows and DOS Systems T2, 197
    PS(Tx)
    29. File system T2, 197 L+D BB 1
    30. L+D LCD 1
    Data Recovery T2, 228
    31. Log File T2, 208 L+D LCD 1
    32. L+D LCD 1
    Registry T2, 230
    33. Current L+D LCD 1
    T2, 259
    Computer Forensics Tools
    34. L+D LCD 1
    Software/ Hardware Tools. T2, 273, 278
    UNIT V ANALYSIS AND VALIDATION
    35. Validating Forensics Data T2, 345 L+I BB 1
    36. Data Hiding Techniques T2, 356 L+I BB 1
    37. Performing Remote Acquisition T2, 365 L+I BB 1
    38. Steganography W2 L+D BB 1
    39. Network Forensics T2, 423 L+D BB 1
    40. L+D LCD 1
    Open Source Tools:wireshark T2, 440
    PS(Tx)
    41. snort R1,10.23 L+D BB 1
    42. L+D BB 1
    Email Investigations T2, 451
    43. Cell Phone and Mobile Devices Forensics. L+D BB 1
    T2, 495 CL(s)
    44. Validating Forensics Data R2,313 L+D BB 1
    CONTENT BEYOND SYLLABUS
    45. Cyber security W2 L+AV LCD 1
    TPS

    TEXT BOOK:

    T1: Internet Security: Cryptographic Principles, Algorithms and Protocols, Man Young Rhee
    T2 : Computer Forensics and Investigations, Enfinger, Steuart

    REFERENCES:
    R1: Computer Forensics, John R.Vacca
    R2: Internet Cryptography, Richard E.Smith
    R3: Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime, Marjie T.Britz
    WEB MATERIALS:
    W1: http://nptel.ac.in
    W2: www.studytonight.com/ Cyber security/overview-of-NS.phpW3:
    www.tutorialspoint.com/Network security

    Course In charge Course Coordinator Module Coordinator


    HOD/IT Vice-Principal Principal

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