Will TaraSec actually work?
Attack the assumptions and measure the limits.
PROJECT CATALOGUE
These are starting points, not assignments carved in stone. Students are encouraged to challenge the premise, combine projects or bring a better question.
Attack the assumptions and measure the limits.
Find an interoperable way to carry risk information.
Combine local and global evidence responsibly.
Design and attack the trust model itself.
Make the architecture work beyond the current lab assumptions.
Integrate with what networks already use.
Keep ordinary reporting intact while isolating future demo load.
Economics, incentives, standards, governance and Grimstad.
Persistent unit identity · recovery and reassessment · service-specific policy · effectiveness measurement · cybercrime economics · ISP reputation · standards · legacy compatibility · Layer-2 deployment · SIEM/SOC integration · honeypots · security APIs · VPN access · Linux/OpenWRT packaging · traffic prioritization · off-grid signaling · Internet traffic efficiency · privacy and law · human behaviour · assistance for infected users · healthcare · critical infrastructure · government adoption · business models · new services enabled by accountable networks.
As material is added, these topics can become their own project pages with source-code references, experiments, findings and previous student contributions.