PhD Activity of Emanuele Gabrielli

Leave of Absence

PhD Courses and Credits

Teaching Assistant Activity

Research Activity

• Supervisor: Giovanni Chiola
• Thesis Advisor:
• Research interests: peer-to-peer, autonomic computing, intrusion detection systems.

Pubblications

• [whips04] R. Battistoni, E. Gabrielli, L.V. Mancini, "A Host Intrusion Prevention System for Windows Operating Systems", ESORICS 2004, 9th European Symposium On Research in Computer Security Sophia Antipolis, French Riviera , France - September 13-15, 2004

Conferences, Seminars, Short Visits

Annual Reports

• 2004. In the first year of PhD activity, I have investigated security issues related to peer-to-peer (p2p) protocols and p2p applications activity inside a network infrastructure. As a network administrator I have also evaluated some defense approaches against p2p security issues raised from p2p applications activity. In this way I have increased my technical knowledge on the effectiveness of proposed solutions. Moreover, I have evaluated some technologies (i.e. JXTA and JMX) useful to develop prototipal solutions for p2p infrastructure protocols and services. Furthermore, I have improved my research background on intrusion detection systems and proposed [whips04] an host based intrusion detection system for windows operating system, that may be a valuable contribution on strategies to adopt in order to secure a peer.