Opening Remarks, Awards, Keynote

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  Cory Doctorow: Keynote Address: Hollywood's Secret War on Your NOC.

Electronic Mail

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  Brent ByungHoon Kang, Gautam Singaraju, Sumeet Jain: Privilege Messaging: An Authorization Framework over Email Infrastructure. 1-16
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  Roberto Cecchini, Fulvia Costa, Alberto D'Ambrosio, Domenico Diacono, Giacomo Fazio, Antonio Forte, Matteo Genghini, Michele Michelotto, Ombretta Pinazza, Alfonso Sparano: Securing Electronic Mail on the National Research and Academic Network of Italy. 17-29
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  Daniel V. Klein: A Forensic Analysis of a Distributed Two-Stage Web-Based Spam Attack (Awarded Honorable Mention!). 31-40

Boundaries

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  Robert M. Marmorstein, Phil Kearns: Firewall Analysis with Policy-based Host Classification. 41-51
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  Lap-Chung Lam, Yang Yu, Tzi-cker Chiueh: Secure Mobile Code Execution Service. 53-62
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  Adam J. Slagell, Kiran Lakkaraju, Katherine Luo: FLAIM: A Multi-level Anonymization Framework for Computer and Network Logs. 63-77

Security

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  Anh-Quynh Nguyen, Ruo Ando, Yoshiyasu Takefuji: Centralized Security Policy Support for Virtual Machine. 79-87
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  Melanie R. Rieback, Georgi Gaydadjiev, Bruno Crispo, Rutger F. H. Hofman, Andrew S. Tanenbaum: A Platform for RFID Security and Privacy Administration (Awarded Best Paper!). 89-102

Theory

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  Chetan Shiva Shankar, Vanish Talwar, Subu Iyer, Yuan Chen, Dejan S. Milojicic, Roy H. Campbell: Specification-Enhanced Policies for Automated Management of Changes in IT Systems. 103-118
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  Ning Wu, Alva L. Couch: Experience Implementing an IP Address Closure. 119-130
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  Mark Burgess, Alva L. Couch: Modeling Next Generation Configuration Management Tools. 131-147

Analysis

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  Archana Ganapathi, Viji Ganapathi, David A. Patterson: Windows XP Kernel Crash Analysis. 149-159
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  Doo San Sim, V. N. Venkatakrishnan: SUEZ: A Distributed Safe Execution Environment for System Administration Trials. 161-173
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  Rajiv Ramnath, Sufatrio, Roland H. C. Yap, Yongzheng Wu: WinResMon: A Tool for Discovering Software Dependencies, Configuration, and Requirements in Microsoft Windows. 175-186

Systems and Network Management

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  Chad Verbowski, Juhan Lee, Xiaogang Liu, Roussi Roussev, Yi-Min Wang: LiveOps: Systems Management as a Service. 187-203
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  Kyrre M. Begnum: Managing Large Networks of Virtual Machines. 205-214
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  Narayan Desai, Rick Bradshaw, Cory Lueninghoener: Directing Change Using Bcfg2. 215-220

Visualization

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  Brian Trammell, Carrie Gates: NAF: The NetSA Aggregated Flow Tool Suite. 221-231
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  Athanasios Douitsis, Dimitrios Kalogeras: Interactive Network Management Visualization with SVG and AJAX. 233-245
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  Glenn A. Fink, Vyas Duggirala, Ricardo Correa, Chris North: Bridging the Host-Network Divide: Survey, Taxonomy, and Solution. 247-262

Potpourri

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  Andrew Pavlo, Peter Couvares, Rebekah Gietzel, Anatoly Karp, Ian D. Alderman, Miron Livny, Charles Bacon: The NMI Build & Test Laboratory: Continuous Integration Framework for Distributed Computing Software. 263-273
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  Jon Finke: Unifying Unified Voice Messaging. 275-285
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  Daniel S. Crosta, Matthew J. Singleton, Benjamin A. Kuperman: Fighting Institutional Memory Loss: The Trackle Integrated Issue and Solution Tracking System. 287-298

Work-in-Progress Reports (WiPS)

Invited Talks

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  Elizabeth D. Zwicky: Teaching Problem Solving: You Can and You Should.
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  Alexander Muentz: Sysadmins, Network Managers, and Wiretap Law.
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  Thomas A. Limoncelli: Site Reliability at Google/My First Year at Google.
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  Patrick McGovern: Leveraging the IT Community.
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  D. J. Byrne: Open Source Software and Its Role in Space Exploration.
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  Michael Baum: Virtualization: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly.
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  Mazda A. Marvasti: Everything You Know About Monitoring Is Wrong.
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  Lee Damon, Evan Marcus: Is Entropy Winning? Drowning in the Data Tsunami.
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  Daniel V. Klein: Perfect Data in an Imperfect World.
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  Adam Haberlach: QA and the System Administrator.
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  Eric Hennessey: High Availability: From Luxury to Commonplace Necessity in 10 Years.
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  Cat Okita: What Do You Mean, Identity 2.0?.
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  Danny O'Brien: The Last, Best Hope: Sysadmins and DBAs as the Last Guardians of Privacy.
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  Andrew Seely: Command and Control: System Administration at U.S. Central Command.
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  W. Curtis Preston: Seriously, Tape-Only Backup Systems Are Dead.
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  Aloke Guha: Power-Managed Storage: Longer Data Life and Lower Energy Consumption.
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  Chad Verbowski: System Administration: Drowning in Management Complexity.

Network Security Track

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  Dan Kaminsky: Black Ops 2006: Pattern Recognition.
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  Dmitri Alperovitch: Zombies and Botnets: Attacks on Messaging Security by Organized Criminal Enterprises.
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  Mark Loveless: Corporate Security: A Hacker Perspective.

Guru Sessions

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  Joseph Radin: UNIX and Microsoft Interoperability.
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  Howard Chu: LDAP.
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  Douglas Hughes: Spam.
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  Robert Sparks: VoIP.
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  Thomas A. Limoncelli, Adam Moskowitz: How to Get Your Paper Accepted at LISA.
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  Thomas A. Limoncelli: Time Management for System Administrators.
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  John Arrasjid, John Gannon, Michael DiPetrillo: Virtualization and the Virtual Infrastructure.
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  W. Curtis Preston: Backups.

Hit the Ground Running Track

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  Jon Finke: Identity Management.
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  Esther Filderman: AFS.
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  Chris Page: Build a Linux Oracle RAC Cluster.
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  Michael Eisler: NFSv4.
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  Douglas Hughes: SNMP.
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  Adam Moskowitz: Bad Interview Questions.
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  John Littell: Spam.
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  Thomas A. Limoncelli: Mac OS X.
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  Narayan Desai: bcfg2.
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  Luke Kanies: Puppet.

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