Overhaul at DSN 2016
Better privacy through user intent inferenceKaan will be presenting a paper describing Overhaul, a technique for inferring user intent for resource authorization in traditional operating systems, at DSN 2016 this summer.
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Kaan will be presenting a paper describing Overhaul, a technique for inferring user intent for resource authorization in traditional operating systems, at DSN 2016 this summer.
We have two papers at Oakland this year: TriggerScope, a technique for static detection of triggered malicious behavior in Android applications, and LAVA, a large-scale technique for injecting bugs into programs.
The lab has two papers at Financial Crypto this year: Excision, our system for in-browser detection of malware using inclusion sequence analysis, and CuriousDroid, our system for intelligently exercising mobile applications to improve dynamic analysis.
Ahmet and I will be presenting CrossFire at Black Hat Asia in Singapore in March. CrossFire is a new attack against Firefox that leverages extension reuse to bypass the extension vetting process, which is the main line of defense against malicious Firefox extensions.
Some of the most popular questions to pop up in my inbox are whether we’re taking new students, whether we have internships available, or whether I can admit you to the PhD program. If any of these questions are on your mind, here’s some advice and insight into the process.