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Senior design project DEC13-14 was prompted by Dr. George Amariucai, professor of CprE 537: Wireless Network Security. It was noted that some students in the class may find it difficult to construct an environment in which wireless security experiments may be run, which may result in inability to expand their knowledge or temptation to run exploits unlawfully against a public network.
This project attempts to create a laboratory with real-world equipment that mimics a real-world network, complete with legitimate traffic, and also provides the user with the hardware and software tools necessary to exploit this network, all within the safe confines of a controlled environment. This way, the student can avoid needless time spent acquiring and configuring equipment and gathering software tools, and get directly to experimenting with the network.
The team plans to implement this system using commodity server hardware and virtualization technology to make the system as compact, easy to administrate and cost-effective as possible. In addition to hardware, the team will install operating system environments and all necessary software tools, write extensive documentation in their proper use, and provide novel experiments to run with the given equipment. The students will then be free to modify these experiments to satisfy their own curiosities in the subject.
Students
xniu@iastate.edu
CprE, Team Lead/Documentation
mtrkhan@iastate.edu
EE, Hardware Specialist
thuong88@iastate.edu
CprE, Security Specialist
chrisv@iastate.edu
SE, System/Software Specialist, Webmaster
xiaoqiqi@iastate.edu
EE, Hardware Specialist
mmallett@iastate.edu
CprE, System/Software Specialist
Client & Advisor
gamari@iastate.edu
Iowa State University Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering