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HEPiX Autumn 2020 online Workshop

12–16 Oct 2020
Online Workshop
Europe/Paris timezone

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Tuesday morning

13 Oct 2020, 09:00
Online Workshop

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  1. 26. Computer Security Update
    Nikolaos Filippakis (CERN)
    13/10/2020, 09:00
    Networking & Security

    This presentation aims to give an update on the global security landscape from the past year.
    The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced a novel challenge for security teams everywhere by expanding the attack surface to include everyone's personal devices / home networks and causing a shift to new, risky software for a remote-first working environment. It was also a chance for attackers to get...

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  2. 30. Simulated phishing campaigns at CERN
    Sebastian Lopienski (CERN)
    13/10/2020, 09:20
    Networking & Security

    Since years, e-mail is one of the main attack vectors that organisations and individuals face. Malicious actors use e-mail messages to run phishing attacks, to distribute malware, and to send around various types of scams. While technical solutions exist to filter out most of such messages, no mechanism can guarantee 100% efficiency. E-mail recipients themselves are the next, crucial layer of...

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  3. 41. Roadmap for the DNS Load Balancing Service at CERN
    Mr Kristian Kouros (VI Trainee)
    13/10/2020, 09:40
    Networking & Security

    This presentation delivers a holistic view of the current and future state of the DNS Load Balancing service at CERN. CERN runs this service to provide the necessary tools for managing the nodes that aliases should present. The service contains three main components:
    1.An administrative interface, where users can define aliases and their policies.
    2.A client that runs on the nodes to assess...

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  4. 58. NOTED - identification of data transfer in FTS to understand network traffic.
    Joanna Waczynska (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (PL))
    13/10/2020, 10:00
    Networking & Security

    NOTED is a project that aims to better exploit WAN bandwidth needed by FTS data transfers.
    The main component is the Transfer Broker, which interpreters information coming from FTS to identify large data transfer which could benefit of network optimization. The Transfer Broker then enriches the FTS transfers with network information coming from CRIC, the resource database used by ATLAS and...

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  5. 73. group photo morning
    13/10/2020, 10:20
    Networking & Security
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