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Modern techniques for modern systems
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.
New attacks, new defences
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.
Stepping back to gain perspective
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.
Nifty sundries
As always, there was top notch work presented or published in this quarter that didnt 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.