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Symposium Activities and Services
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Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions (BoFs)
Tuesday Evening
Do you have a topic that you'd like to discuss with others? Our Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions may be perfect for you. BoFs are very interactive and informal gatherings for attendees interested in a particular topic. Schedule your BoF in advance by telephoning the USENIX Conference Office at 714.588.8649 or sending email to: conference@usenix.org.
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Work-In-Progress Reports (WIPs)
Thursday, January 29 3:30pm-5:00pm
Submission deadline: January 15, 1998
Submissions to: sec98wips@usenix.org
The Works-in-Progress session will consist of five minute presentations. Speakers should submit a one or two paragraph abstract to sec98wips@usenix.org by January 15. Please include your name, affiliation, and the title of your talk. This is a change from the original instructions in the Call for Papers. A schedule of presentations will be posted at the conference by Noon on January 29. Experience has shown that most submissions are usually accepted. The five-minute time limit will be strictly enforced.
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Student Stipends Available
The USENIX student stipend program covers travel, living expenses, and registration fees to enable full-time students to attend USENIX meetings. Detailed information about applying for a stipend is available at the USENIX Web site, by reading comp.org.usenix or by sending email to students@usenix.org
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Symposium Proceedings
One copy of the proceedings is included with your Technical Sessions registration fee. To order additional copies, contact the USENIX Association at 510.528.8649, or send email to: office@usenix.org
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Social Activities
Meet the conference speakers and connect with your peers in the community.
There will be a Welcome Reception on Sunday evening, a luncheon on Monday and Tuesday for tutorial attendees, and a reception on Wednesday evening.
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Special Event: Meet the Authors
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Sponsored by Wiley Computer Publishing
The authors of these books, all speakers at the Symposium, will be available to meet, talk with, and sign copies of their books at the Symposium. Check the schedule on-site for the time and location of the booksigning. Books will be available for purchase at the conference.
Web Security Sourcebook
Avi Rubin, Daniel Geer, and Marcus Ranum
Java Security
Gary MacGraw and Edward Felten
The Electronic Privacy Papers
Bruce Schneier
Applied Cryptography
Bruce Schneier
"The classic reference in cryptography" NEW YORK TIMES
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Symposium Index
