Week 3 - Tutorial Notes - Doors

# Week 3 - Tutorial Notes - Doors *** ## Objectives 📃 - More admin stuff - Logbooks: The Good, The Bad, The Better - Case Study: but what IS a door *** ## Administrative Stuff 🤓 - Has anybody not gotten their marks? - If not, could be due to the UNSW mark submission system messing up - I will be manually email them this week after today. Sorry for the inconvinience - Be very CAREFUL with Rickroll activity - No mass emailing - Spearphish only *** ## Logbooks: The Good, The Better 👍👎 ## The Good - Really good to see so many of you try so many of the activities - The layouts of a lot of them are exactly what we expect, with the exception that some of you put it in the wrong place. Understandable ## The Better - Some of you do the activities as so, but you should be giving your opinions and security recommendations as you go - Always try tying it to the weekly topics, some of the activities seem unrelated but they ALL have relevance. The challenge is trying to tie it back - You are never too "unqualified" to write recommendations. We won't dock you for answer potentially incorrectly in a domain you are unfamiliar with. What we wanna see is some research and justifying your suggestions - You won't lose Breadth mark if you don't do ALL the activities. Lets say about 75% of the activities should net about full marks. No restriction to do more however - Make a blog posts for anything security related you do. They can be part of your "Challenge Activities" ## What I look for 👁️👄👁️ - Analysis: - The weekly case study, did you consider a fair amount of angles to the problem? - Breadth: - Did they do a good number and variety of the activities - Depth: - Did they make detail suggestions? - How far did their research take them? - Typically mark these with (!) - Community: - Evidence as screenshot (At least 3) - Insightful comments about the blog post - Feel free to criticise or point out interesting points - "Great post" type comments are BORING - Security everywhere - Dealing with challenges - What did you find challenging? - Any particular activities? Why? - Anything broader like time management? Community? - How did you overcome challenges? Actionable plans to overcome challenges - We can only see the effort of what is documented. - Community, Analysis, and challenges are easy marks - **If it is not in the logbook, we won't mark it** *** ## Case Study: but what IS a door 🚪 Problem -> Solution ### What is door: - Privacy and access - Something you walk through - Barrier hinges You are the amazing Dick Smith. Skeptic, philanthropist, all round nice guy, and former Chairman of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority Board. In light of the German Wings incident and the earlier EgyptAir incident the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, the government statutory authority responsible for the regulation of civil aviation, has asked you to return and lead a review into physical security of airplane cockpits and controls You have been asked to consider the main lessons that that should be learned from these and other relevant incidents and to produce a shortlist of recommendations for actions to be taken to prevent future disasters. Your review is widely supported including by the both houses of parliament, the public, Airbus, Boing, Airservices Australia, the major airlines which fly into Australia, the Australian Federation of Air Pilots, the Australian and International Pilots Association, the AFP and ASIO. These parties are all prepared to devote considerable resources to implement your recommendations. State and justify your top recommendations. Give them in decreasing order of importance (i.e. most important first). In making your recommendations you have been asked to consider: - Physical security of Airplane cockpits - Related policies and practices for air crew on board a flight - Reevaluate the need for co-pilots to be in the cockpit - any additional requirements to place on airline companies - any additional requirements to place on airplane manufacturers - any additional requirements to place on air traffic controls and on airports - consider requiring systems to be installed on planes which allow their controls to be overriden by air traffic control towers in extreme events - Any other such matters relevant to the physical security of the cockpit in order to prevent the re-occurrence of German Wings type incidents in the future.  ## Initial Ideas - Locking Mechanism - Phsyical Key - Biometric - Obscured unlocking mechinism - Changed each flight - No doors - Who need them - Make cockpit self sustaining - Electrically transparent door - AI Pilots ## Group Ideas: ## Class Ideas: - ### Favourite Dumb Ideas 💩 *** ## Tutor Notes:  *** (These may get updated weekly so please go see the most recent document) ## FAQs - Can't make the tutorial? - Go to another tutorial in the same week (and just send me an email) - Who do I contact for (insert special thing here)? - Contact me first, Ill tell you what to do ## Deadlines - **Logbook Release**: Wednesday of every week - **Logbook Submission**: Wednesday of the follow week - **Something Awesome Idea Approval**: Friday Week 2 - **Something Awesome Half Way Presentation**: Wednesday Tutorial of Week 5 - **Class Notes Responsibility**: Week 7 Tuesday ## Contact Me - My Email: z5238611@student.unsw.edu.au - Because of the volume of emails: place the code in the subject line COMP6441/COMP6841/LAW3040 respectively and chances are I higher that I see it - I will respond within 24 hours, so don't expect any 3am immediate response - For LAW, any question about Something Awesomes, please contact Lyria, she will be the one marking and assessing you all ## Good Faith Policy - The "Don't be a dick" policy - If you are testing something on someone, always make sure it does not do genuine harm (physically, technologically, mentally). Always debrief your targets - Do not do anything illegal. Nuff said. (Had a previous guy try to break into airport security) - If you are unsure, feel free to email me ## Final Notes: - This is a very fun course and it truly is a course where you get as much out for however much you put in - I will post this on the tutorial group for your reference as a PDF - Good Faith Policy, don't forget it