Google's Certificate Transparency project fixes several structural flaws in the TLS/SSL certificate system, 
which is the main cryptographic system that underlies all HTTPS connections ( for details see 
http://www.certificate-transparency.org/ ). In particular, Certificate Transparency makes it possible to 
detect TLS/SSL certificates that have been mistakenly issued by or maliciously acquired from a certificate 
authority. This is achieved by introducing new functional components into the traditional certificate 
system that provide supplemental monitoring and auditing services. In addition, Certificate Transparency is 
an open and public framework, therefore, anyone can build or access its basic components.

The task of the student is to study the Certificate Transparency framework, understand the operation of its 
basic components, and based on the open specifications and the available related open source projects, 
build a certificate log service in the CrySyS Lab. The student should also run and maintain the service for 
some time in order to get experience in operating such a service, and develop an interface between the 
certificate log and our ROSCO database.