Various stuff done when I was researching like a crack fiend. Aka working on my own projects in college rather than doing homework or studying like I was supposed to. Have a few more journal papers but they aren't accessible online.
Mike Frantzen and Mike Shuey. "StackGhost: Sparc Hardware Facilitated Stack Protection." 2001. USENIX Security Symposium '01.
Crispin Cowan, Matt Barringer, Steve Beattie, Gregh Kroah-Hartman, Mike Frantzen and Jamie Lokier. "FormatGuard: Automatic Protection From printf Format String Vulnerabilities." 2001. USENIX Security Symposium '01.
M. Frantzen and B. Koehl. "Encrypting Off Processor Memory." Dec 2000. [html]
M. Frantzen, F. Kerschbaum, S. Fahmy and E. Schultz. "A Framework for Understanding Vulnerabilities in Firewalls Using a Dataflow Model of Firewall Internals." Computers and Security Journal.
Frantzen, Michael T.; et al. "Apparatus and method for managing persistent network connections." [html]
I have another one in progress for work that lets a machine guage its confidence in a hack it detected.
ya, ya, software patents suck. I figured that one out too late :-(
Exploit of Gauntlet 5.0. Sends an ICMP Parameter Problem Packet with an encapsulated IP packet that contains IP Options. If sent through a Gauntlet 5.0 Firewall, the firewall will totally lock up. Similar to a land attack (but bland :-)) Please note, this can not be sent to the firewall's IP, it must be routed through the firewall.
BugTraq paper on using IP Options to remotely lock up an Axent Raptor 6.0 firewall. Done as part of Purdue's CERIAS firewall team.
Bugtraq paper on user flags on all BSD derived systems -- user_flags
Copyright (c) 2004 Mike Frantzen, Arlington VA USA.