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PABE Exercises 00-intro/01-exercises/schedule ~/pabe/ Schedule Number Date Topic Assignment Sheet Date 1 12.10.2018 Introduction 1 2018-10-19 2 19.10.2018 Basics and Reverse Engineering 2 2018-11-02 3 26.10.2018 Basics and

  1. PABE Exercises

  2. 00-intro/01-exercises/schedule ~/pabe/ Schedule Number Date Topic Assignment Sheet Date 1 12.10.2018 Introduction 1 2018-10-19 2 19.10.2018 Basics and Reverse Engineering 2 2018-11-02 3 26.10.2018 Basics and Reverse Engineering 3 2018-11-16 4 02.11.2018 Basics and Reverse Engineering 4 2018-11-30 5 09.11.2018 Basics and Reverse Engineering 5 2018-12-14 6 16.11.2018 Vulnerability Research 6 2019-01-11 7 23.11.2018 Vulnerability Research 8 30.11.2018 Basic Binary Exploitation 9 07.12.2018 Basis Binary Exploitation 10 14.12.2018 Advanced Binary Exploitation 11 21.12.2018 Advanced Binary Exploitation 12 11.01.2019 Case Study iOS Jailbreak 13 18.01.2019 Case Study iOS Jailbreak 2

  3. 00-intro/01-exercises/registration ~/pabe/ Registration Send an email to behner@cs.uni-bonn.de with the Subject PABE Tutorial Registration and the content First name: <your given name> Last name: <your surname> Deadline: 2018-10-15 11:59:59 3

  4. 00-intro/01-exercises/registration ~/pabe/ Group Registration Submission of Exercises in Groups of 2-3 students. Send an email to behner@cs.uni-bonn.de with the Subject PABE Group and the content CC with every group member Deadline: 2018-10-15 11:59:59 4

  5. 00-intro/01-exercises/mailing_list ~/pabe/ Mailing List pabe@lists.iai.uni-bonn.de Dos: ✔ • ask questions about the lecture • ask questions about the tutorials, orga, content, etc • help and discuss with your fellow students Don’ts: ✘ • publish solutions to the assignments 5

  6. 00-intro/01-exercises/assignment_sheets ~/pabe/ Assignment Sheets • consists off theoretical and practical assignments • theoretical assignments are relevant for the exam, but are not reviewed or rated • practical assignments are rated • solutions to all assignments will be discussed during the tutorials • admission to the exam: 50% of the points 6

  7. 00-intro/01-exercises/assignment_sheets_submission ~/pabe/ Assignment Sheets: Submission • submission in groups • submissions have to be pushed to the SecLab GitLab • the repository for each assignment will be initialized for you automatically • virtual machine for every group to develop and test the assignments 7

  8. 00-intro/01-exercises/assignment_sheets_plagiarism ~/pabe/ Assignment Sheets: Plagiarism • No sharing of solutions between groups! • Duplicate or too similar solutions will be counted as plagiarism for both groups. • No copy/paste from web sites, books, papers, etc.! • Cite your sources in a scientifically sound manner. • Plagiarism in one assignment means 0 points for the whole sheet! 8

  9. 00-intro/01-exercises/demo ~/pabe/ Demo Time • Gitlab • SecLab • Buffer Overflow 9

  10. 00-intro/01-exercises/questions ~/pabe/ Questions Which questions do you have? 10

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