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Examines how Superfetch records Windows activity in scenario files and how those records can be manipulated to fool SysMain.
Learn how the GRU’s strategic view of information shaped election interference operations across several countries over nearly a decade.
Explores how reverse engineering and training a patch can turn adversarial attacks on CAPTCHAs into a defense.
A demonstration of Kr00k shows how Wi-Fi reassociations could leave WPA2 packets encrypted with an all-zero key, allowing an attacker to decrypt them.
A look at how Fuchsia engineers adapted and tested defenses against CPU side-channel attacks across x86 and ARM processors.
A technique for extending exploitable timing windows by taming thread interleaving in kernel races that brute-force attempts cannot reliably trigger.
A study of how high-wattage IoT botnets could quietly shift grid demand to manipulate deregulated electricity markets.
Examines how users misunderstand end-to-end encrypted messaging and how those mental models affect secure communication choices and authentication ceremonies.
An analysis of five high-profile hacking incidents traces how hackers work with and sometimes manipulate news media.
Demonstrates fuzzing and LLDB-based debugging to uncover vulnerabilities in the Apple kernel.
State-level attack and defense templates show how adversaries could disrupt countries across different time horizons and levels of attribution.
It examines how attackers can exploit SS7 access to locate subscribers, access profile data, and intercept communications as the network’s walled-garden model erodes.
PASTA presents a portable, adaptable testbed for demonstrating and evaluating automotive security techniques, with a proof-of-concept example.
A practical account of integrating automated firmware security analysis into device development and release workflows.
Use inherent sensor noise and process behavior as fingerprints to detect cyber and physical attacks on industrial systems.
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