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Kerberos is a security protocol for secure communication and authentication. It is a method of turning the n² key problem into an n problem. In this demonstration, Alice is attempting to talk to Wizard through 3 nodes, Wonderland, La La Land, and Oz.

This was the final report for a Coop that I was enrolled in for Johnson & Wales University while interning with VeriSign. This project was given to me to help me grasp the basics of the Cisco Pix and Juniper Netscreen firewalls. I was given the original project by a team lead at VeriSign and turned this into a 24 page report for my course requirement with Johnson & Wales University. The paper explains the differences in NAT schemes between both types of firewalls, creating access-lists/policies, and the all around initial setup of both firewalls from the "blank" or "provisioning" state.

Based on RFC 826, this Finite State Machine covers the basic algorithm used in the Address Resolution Protocol. It isn't perfect and will probably be updated occasionaly to fix any mistakes I've made. If you happen to notice any issues, please contact me. The Transition Matrix is also based off the FSM and will be updated when the FSM is updated.

This was a project I was working on during Sophomore year at Johnson & Wales University. It's a simulation based on the finite state machine for the Border Gateway Protocol.