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Modern techniques for modern systems
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Work in this theme showcases both offensive and defensive research against modern systems, protocols, or environments. Expect to see post-quantum cryptography, Web3 weaknesses, and large language model (LLM) generative AI attacks featured.
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New attacks, new defences
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This theme looks at novel attack classes targeting rich environments, from server-side prototype pollution, abusing exception handlers, and a way to use Wi-Fi power management as a way to leak sensitive data. On the defensive side, we highlight a new mitigation specifically protecting the usage of system calls.
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Stepping back to gain perspective
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Talks in this theme explore how larger, non-technical research can influence technical direction. This theme includes new European Union regulation on end-to-end encryption, user studies of which users are the most at risk, and a legend stepping back to discuss the process of security research as a target for optimisation.
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Nifty sundries
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As always, there was top notch work presented or published in this quarter that didn’t fit into the aforementioned themes, but are still worth showcasing. This quarter features a crypto[graphy] attack finding evidence of a crypto[currency] heist, the use of security tooling for performance gains, and new tooling to improve reverse engineering and vulnerability discovery.
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