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ORCID20th AsiaCCS 2025: Hanoi, Vietnam
- Proceedings of the 20th ACM Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security, ASIA CCS 2025, Hanoi, Vietnam, August 25-29, 2025. ACM 2025, ISBN 979-8-4007-1410-8
Homomorphic Encryption and Zero knowledge
- Seonhong Min
, Joon-Woo Lee, Yongsoo Song:
Enhanced CKKS Bootstrapping with Generalized Polynomial Composites Approximation. 1-12 - Animesh Singh, Ayantika Chatterjee, Anupam Chattopadhyay, Debdeep Mukhopadhyay:
An Efficient Circuit Synthesis Framework for TFHE via Convex Sub-graph Optimization. 13-29 - Qingfeng Wang, Li-Ping Wang:
A Novel Asymmetric BSGS Polynomial Evaluation Algorithm under Homomorphic Encryption. 30-44 - Yini Lin, Haibo Tian:
Efficient Updatable Private Information Retrieval From Simulatable Homomorphic Ciphertexts. 45-57 - Mansi Goyal, Aditi Kar Gangopadhyay:
Key Extension: Multi-Key FHE Utilizing LWR. 58-71 - Semin Han, Geonho Yoon, Hyunok Oh, Jihye Kim:
DUPLEX: Scalable Zero-Knowledge Lookup Arguments over RSA Group. 72-86
Multi-party Computation
- Soumyadyuti Ghosh, Harishma Boyapally, Ajith Suresh, Arpita Patra, Soumyajit Dey, Debdeep Mukhopadhyay:
Pay What You Spend! Privacy-Aware Real-Time Pricing with High Precision IEEE 754 Floating Point Division. 87-103 - Mingli Wu, Tsz Hon Yuen, Siu-Ming Yiu:
Efficient Private Set Intersection by Utilizing Oblivious Transfer Extension. 104-117 - Henri Dohmen, Robin Hundt, Nora Khayata, Thomas Schneider:
SEEC: Memory Safety Meets Efficiency in Secure Two-Party Computation. 118-135 - Fei Xiao, Chunyang Lv, Jianfeng Wang:
Fair Server-Aided Multiparty Private Set Intersection from OKVS and OPRF. 136-148 - Gowri R. Chandran, Thomas Schneider, Maximilian Stillger, Christian Weinert:
Concretely Efficient Private Set Union via Circuit-Based PSI. 149-162 - Amit Agarwal, Stanislav Peceny, Mariana Raykova, Phillipp Schoppmann, Karn Seth:
Prior-Based Label Differential Privacy via Secure Two-Party Computation. 163-179
Applied Crypto
- Marc Fischlin, Sascha Hoffmann, Leonhard Ruppel, Gözde Saçiak, Tobias Schnitzler, Christian Schwarz, Maximilian Stillger:
A Cryptographic Analysis of Google's PSP and Falcon Channel Protocols. 180-197 - Dominik Bojko, Jacek Cichon, Miroslaw Kutylowski, Oliwer Sobolewski:
Rejection Sampling for Covert Information Channel: Symmetric Power-Of-2-Choices. 198-214 - Dien H. A. Tran, Tam N. B. Nguyen, Nhien-An Le-Khac, Thuc D. Nguyen:
LogaLookup: Efficient Multivariate Lookup Argument for Accelerated Proof Generation. 215-230 - Ioana Boureanu, Cristina Onete, Stephan Wesemeyer, Léo Robert, Rhys Miller, Pascal Lafourcade, Fortunat Rajaona:
Post-Compromise Security with Application-Level Key-Controls - with a comprehensive study of the 5G AKMA protocol. 231-247
Post-Quantum
- YoungBeom Kim, Seog Chung Seo:
An Optimized Instantiation of Post-Quantum MQTT protocol on 8-bit AVR Sensor Nodes. 248-266 - Aditya Singh Rawat, Mahabir Prasad Jhanwar:
Quantum-safe Signatureless DNSSEC. 267-282 - Debadrita Talapatra, Nimish Mishra, Debdeep Mukhopadhyay:
Ring-LWR based Commitments and ZK-PoKs with Application to Verifiable Quantum-Safe Searchable Symmetric Encryption. 283-297 - Guilhem Niot:
Practical Deniable Post-Quantum X3DH: A Lightweight Split-KEM for K-Waay. 298-312 - Salman Shamshad, Sana Belguith, Alma Oracevic:
A Quantum-Secure Framework for IoD: Strengthening Authentication and Key-Establishment. 313-326 - Ruslan Kysil, István András Seres, Péter Kutas, Nándor Kelecsényi:
poqeth: Efficient, post-quantum signature verification on Ethereum. 327-343
LLM for Security
- Dominik M. Weber, Ioannis Tzachristas, Aifen Sui:
Perses: Unlocking Privilege Escalation for Small LLMs via Extensible Heterogeneity. 344-357 - Karl Rubel, Maximilian Noppel, Christian Wressnegger:
Generalized Adversarial Code-Suggestions: Exploiting Contexts of LLM-based Code-Completion. 358-374 - Xiangmin Shen, Lingzhi Wang, Zhenyuan Li, Yan Chen, Wencheng Zhao, Dawei Sun, Jiashui Wang, Wei Ruan:
PentestAgent: Incorporating LLM Agents to Automated Penetration Testing. 375-391 - Van Nguyen, Surya Nepal, Xingliang Yuan, Tingmin Wu, Carsten Rudolph:
SAFE: A Novel Approach For Software Vulnerability Detection from Enhancing The Capability of Large Language Models. 392-406 - João Figueiredo, Afonso Carvalho, Daniel Castro, Daniel Gonçalves, Nuno Santos:
Sounds Vishy: Automating Vishing Attacks with AI-Powered Systems. 407-424 - Yashothara Shanmugarasa, Ming Ding, Mahawaga Arachchige Pathum Chamikara, Thierry Rakotoarivelo:
SoK: The Privacy Paradox of Large Language Models: Advancements, Privacy Risks, and Mitigation. 425-441
ML Security
- Brian Choi, Shu Wang, Isabelle Choi, Kun Sun:
ChainMarks: Securing DNN Watermark with Cryptographic Chain. 442-455 - Zhihao Dou, Jiaqi Wang, Wei Sun, Zhuqing Liu, Minghong Fang:
Toward Malicious Clients Detection in Federated Learning. 456-472 - Meghali Nandi, Arash Shaghaghi, Nazatul Haque Sultan, Gustavo Batista, Raymond K. Zhao, Sanjay K. Jha:
Nosy Layers, Noisy Fixes: Tackling DRAs in Federated Learning Systems using Explainable AI. 473-487 - Ruining Sun, Hongsheng Hu, Wei Luo, Zhaoxi Zhang, Yanjun Zhang, Haizhuan Yuan, Leo Yu Zhang:
When Better Features Mean Greater Risks: The Performance-Privacy Trade-Off in Contrastive Learning. 488-500 - Fei Wang, Yan Zhu, Baochun Li:
Unraveling Elevated Data Leakage in Split Learning for Fine-Tuning Stable Diffusion Models. 501-516 - Mingyuan Fan, Cen Chen, Wenmeng Zhou, Yinggui Wang:
Transferable Adversarial Examples with Bayesian Approach. 517-529
ML Applications to Security
- Ahmed Najeeb, Abdul Rafay, Muhammad Hamad Alizai, Naveed Anwar Bhatti:
Glitch in Time: Exploiting Temporal Misalignment of IMU For Eavesdropping. 530-541 - Jafar Akhoundali, Hamidreza Hamidi, Kristian F. D. Rietveld, Olga Gadyatskaya:
Eradicating the Unseen: Detecting, Exploiting, and Remediating a Path Traversal Vulnerability across GitHub. 542-558 - Govind Mittal, Arthur Jakobsson, Kelly O. Marshall, Chinmay Hegde, Nasir D. Memon:
PITCH: AI-assisted Tagging of Deepfake Audio Calls using Challenge-Response. 559-575 - Dorjan Hitaj, Giulio Pagnotta, Fabio De Gaspari, Lorenzo De Carli, Luigi V. Mancini:
Minerva: A File-Based Ransomware Detector. 576-590 - Eunjin Roh, Sungwoo Jeon, Sooel Son, Sanghyun Hong:
Evaluating Robustness of Reference-based Phishing Detectors. 591-604 - Hua Ma, Alsharif Abuadbba, Yansong Gao, Hyoungshick Kim, Surya Nepal:
Comprehensive Evaluation of Cloaking Backdoor Attacks on Object Detector in Real-World. 605-620
Privacy 1
- Chaiwon Hwang, Haeseung Jeon, Jiwoo Hong, Hosung Kang, Nate Mathews, Goun Kim, Se Eun Oh:
Enhancing Search Privacy on Tor: Advanced Deep Keyword Fingerprinting Attacks and BurstGuard Defense. 621-634 - Amrita Roy Chowdhury, Jacob Imola, Kamalika Chaudhuri:
Robust Locally Differentially Private Graph Analysis. 635-650 - Xuyuan Cai, Rui Song, Bin Xie, Qingjun Xiao, Bin Xiao:
PSP: A Privacy-Preserving Self-certify Pseudonym Protocol for V2X. 651-664 - Mateusz Lesniak, Michal Wronski, Ewa Syta, Miroslaw Kutylowski:
Unveiling Privacy Risks in Quantum Optimization Services. 665-681 - Thomas Grübl, Weijie Niu, Jan von der Assen, Burkhard Stiller:
QUIC-Exfil: Exploiting QUIC's Server Preferred Address Feature to Perform Data Exfiltration Attacks. 682-695 - Yuanda Wang, Bocheng Chen, Hanqing Guo, Guangjing Wang, Weikang Ding, Qiben Yan:
ClearMask: Noise-Free and Naturalness-Preserving Protection Against Voice Deepfake Attacks. 696-709
Privacy 2
- Lucas Lange, Tobias Schreieder, Victor Christen, Erhard Rahm:
Slice it up: Unmasking User Identities in Smartwatch Health Data. 710-726 - Shanxiang Lyu, Xinquan Xu, Ling Liu, Lip Yee Por:
Secure Steganography Based on Chaos-Aided Quantization Index Modulation. 727-738 - Luis Adan Saavedra, Hridoy S. Dutta, Alastair R. Beresford, Alice Hutchings:
App-solutely Modded: Surveying Modded App Market Operators and Original App Developers. 739-758 - Abdulrahman Alaraj, Eric Wustrow:
Proxies as Sensors: Measuring Censorship of Refraction Networking in Iran. 759-772 - Dennis Dayanikli, Laura Holz, Anja Lehmann:
Virtual End-to-End Encryption: Analysis of the Doctolib Protocol. 773-789 - M. A. P. Chamikara, Seung Ick Jang, Ian J. Oppermann, Dongxi Liu, Musotto Roberto, Sushmita Ruj, Arindam Pal, Meisam Mohammady, Seyit Camtepe, Sylvia Young, Chris Dorrian, Nasir David:
Towards Usability of Data with Privacy: A Unified Framework for Privacy-Preserving Data Sharing with High Utility. 790-806
Blockchain 1
- Jia Liu, Mark Manulis:
Fast SNARK-based Non-Interactive Distributed Verifiable Random Function with Ethereum Compatibility. 807-822 - Yue Zhou, Sid Chi-Kin Chau:
VeRange: Verification-efficient Zero-knowledge Range Arguments with Transparent Setup for Blockchain Applications and More. 823-838 - Aydin Abadi, Dan Ristea, Artem Grigor, Steven J. Murdoch:
Scalable Time-Lock Puzzle. 839-855 - Poulami Das, Andreas Erwig, Sebastian Faust, Philipp-Florens Lehwalder, Julian Loss, Ziyan Qu, Siavash Riahi:
BIP32-Compatible Threshold Wallets. 856-872
Blockchain 2
- Emrah Sariboz, Gaurav Panwar, Roopa Vishwanathan, Satyajayant Misra:
FIRST: FrontrunnIng Resistant Smart ConTracts. 873-889 - Jiaping Yu, Shang Gao, Rui Song, Zhiping Cai, Bin Xiao:
Mining Attack with Zero Knowledge in the Blockchain. 890-905 - Xuelian Cao, Zheng Yang, Tao Xiang, Jianting Ning, Yuhan Liu, Zhiming Liu, Jianying Zhou:
Infiltrated Selfish Mining: Think Win-Win to Escape Dilemmas. 906-922 - Minfeng Qi, Qin Wang, Ningran Li, Shiping Chen, Tianqing Zhu:
BRC20 Snipping Attack. 923-938
Blockchain 3
- Kailun Yan, Bo Lu, Pranav Agrawal, Jiasun Li, Wenrui Diao, Xiaokuan Zhang:
An Empirical Study on Cross-chain Transactions: Costs, Inconsistencies, and Activities. 939-954 - Tannishtha Devgun, Gulshan Kumar, Rahul Saha, Alessandro Brighente, Mauro Conti:
AWOSE: Probabilistic State Model for Consensus Algorithms' Fuzzing Frameworks. 955-970 - Mohsen Minaei, Pedro Moreno-Sanchez, Zhiyong Fang, Srinivasan Raghuraman, Navid Alamati, Panagiotis Chatzigiannis, Ranjit Kumaresan, Duc V. Le:
DTL: Data Tumbling Layer A Composable Unlinkability for Smart Contracts. 971-984 - Jianhuan Wang, Bin Xiao:
Pace: Privacy-Preserving and Atomic Cross-chain Swaps for Cryptocurrency Exchanges. 985-1002
IoT Security
- Andrea Ciccotelli, Maurantonio Caprolu, Roberto Di Pietro:
NoBU: An effective and viable cyber-physical solution to thwart BadUSB attacks. 1003-1015 - Moses Ike, Keaton Sadoski, Romuald Valme, Burak Sahin, Saman A. Zonouz, Wenke Lee:
Your Control Host Intrusion Left Some Physical Breadcrumbs: Physical Evidence-Guided Post-Mortem Triage of SCADA Attacks. 1016-1031 - Arwa Abdulkarim Al Alsadi, Mathew Vermeer, Takayuki Sasaki, Katsunari Yoshioka, Michel van Eeten, Carlos Gañán:
Bits and Pieces: Piecing Together Factors of IoT Vulnerability Exploitation. 1032-1049 - Lukas Petzi, Torsten Krauß, Alexandra Dmitrienko, Gene Tsudik:
AuthentiSafe: Lightweight and Future-Proof Device-to-Device Authentication for IoT. 1050-1064
CPS Security
- Xugui Zhou, Anqi Chen, Maxfield Kouzel, Haotian Ren, Morgan McCarty, Cristina Nita-Rotaru, Homa Alemzadeh:
Runtime Stealthy Perception Attacks against DNN-based Adaptive Cruise Control Systems. 1065-1082 - Yuna Tanaka, Kazuki Nomoto, Ryunosuke Kobayashi, Go Tsuruoka, Tatsuya Mori:
Adversarial Fog: Exploiting the Vulnerabilities of LiDAR Point Cloud Preprocessing Filters. 1083-1100 - Abdullah Zubair Mohammed, Ryan M. Gerdes:
From Transients to Flips: Hardware-level Bit Manipulation of In-Vehicle Serial Communication. 1101-1113 - Muhammad Irfan, Savio Sciancalepore, Gabriele Oligeri:
Preventing Radio Fingerprinting through Low-Power Jamming. 1114-1126
Hardware Security
- Dipesh, Urbi Chatterjee:
N-Tracer: A Trace Driven Attack on NoC-Based MPSoC Architecture. 1127-1140 - Hari Venugopalan, Kaustav Goswami, Zainul ul Abi Din, Jason Lowe-Power, Samuel T. King, Zubair Shafiq:
FP-Rowhammer: DRAM-Based Device Fingerprinting. 1141-1157 - Daehyeon Bae, Sujin Park, Minsig Choi, Young-Giu Jung, Changmin Jeong, Heeseok Kim, Seokhie Hong:
ProbeShooter: A New Practical Approach for Probe Aiming. 1158-1174 - Daehyeon Lee, Junghee Lee:
GAE4HT: Detecting Hardware Trojans with Graph Autoencoder-Trained on Golden Model Data Flow Graphs. 1175-1187 - Matteo Oldani, William Blair, Shweta Shinde, Matthias Neugschwandtner:
Monocle: Transient Execution Proof Memory Views for Runtime Compiled Code. 1188-1202 - Philipp Schmitz, Tobias Jauch, Alex Wezel, Mohammad Rahmani Fadiheh, Thore Tiemann, Jonah Heller, Thomas Eisenbarth, Dominik Stoffel, Wolfgang Kunz:
Okapi: Efficiently Safeguarding Speculative Data Accesses in Sandboxed Environments. 1203-1218
Fault Injection and Side Channels
- Kemal Derya, M. Caner Tol, Berk Sunar:
FAULT+PROBE: A Generic Rowhammer-based Bit Recovery Attack. 1219-1234 - Niclas Kühnapfel, Christian Werling, Hans Niklas Jacob, Jean-Pierre Seifert:
Three Glitches to Rule One Car: Fault Injection Attacks on a Connected EV. 1235-1249 - Suryeon Kim, Seung Ho Na, Jaehan Kim, Seungwon Shin, Hyunwoo Choi:
AVXProbe: Enhancing Website Fingerprinting with Side-Channel-Assisted Kernel-Level Traces. 1250-1264 - Quancheng Wang, Ming Tang, Ke Xu, Han Wang:
BranchGauge: Modeling and Quantifying Side-Channel Leakage in Randomization-Based Secure Branch Predictors. 1265-1279 - Zhenyuan Liu, Andrew Malnicof, Arna Roy, Patrick Schaumont:
Telescope: Top-Down Hierarchical Pre-silicon Side-channel Leakage Assessment in System-on-Chip Design. 1280-1293 - Tianhong Xu, Aidong Adam Ding, Yunsi Fei:
EXAM: Exploiting Exclusive System-Level Cache in Apple M-Series SoCs for Enhanced Cache Occupancy Attacks. 1294-1308
Web Security
- Trung Tin Nguyen, Ben Stock:
Open Access Alert: Studying the Privacy Risks in Android WebView's Web Permission Enforcement. 1309-1322 - Sunnyeo Park, Jihwan Kim, Seongho Keum, Hyunjoon Lee, Sooel Son:
TrustyMon: Practical Detection of DOM-based Cross-Site Scripting Attacks Using Trusted Types. 1323-1337 - Dolière Francis Somé:
ProwseBox: A Framework for the Analysis of the Web at Scale. 1338-1354 - Jakob Heher, Stefan More, Lena Heimberger:
BISON: Blind Identification with Stateless scOped pseudoNyms. 1355-1371 - Jean Snyman, Chris Culnane, Ioana Boureanu, Gerault David:
Protocols and Formal Models for Delegated Authorisation with Server-Side Secrecy. 1372-1393 - Viet Vo, Shangqi Lai, Xingliang Yuan, Surya Nepal, Qi Li:
OblivCDN: A Practical Privacy-preserving CDN with Oblivious Content Access. 1394-1410
Network Security
- Zhixin Wen, Guanhua Yan:
OMAD5G: Online Malware Detection in 5G Networks using Compound Paths. 1411-1427 - Koen T. W. Teuwen, Tom Mulders, Emmanuele Zambon, Luca Allodi:
Ruling the Unruly: Designing Effective, Low-Noise Network Intrusion Detection Rules for Security Operations Centers. 1428-1441 - Anne Josiane Kouam, Aline Carneiro Viana, Philippe Martins, Cédric Adjih, Alain Tchana:
SigN: SIMBox Activity Detection Through Latency Anomalies at the Cellular Edge. 1442-1458 - Kian Kai Ang, Guy Farrelly, Cheryl Pope, Damith C. Ranasinghe:
An Automated Blackbox Noncompliance Checker for QUIC Server Implementations. 1459-1475 - Ayoub Ben Hassen, Pascal Lafourcade, Dhekra Mahmoud, Maxime Puys:
Formal Analysis of SDNsec: Attacks and Corrections for Payload, Route Integrity and Accountability. 1476-1489 - Haya Schulmann, Shujie Zhao:
Learning to Identify Conflicts in RPKI. 1490-1505
Usable Security and Privacy
- Yihong Hang, Zhice Yang:
NailKey: Mutable Biometric Using Fingernails. 1506-1519 - Oskar Braun, Jan Hörnemann, Norbert Pohlmann, Tobias Urban, Matteo Große-Kampmann:
Different Seas, Different Phishes - Large-Scale Analysis of Phishing Simulations Across Different Industries. 1520-1534 - Hangcheng Cao, Guowen Xu, Wenbin Huang, Hongwei Li:
Can Small-scale Evaluation Reflect Real Ability? A Performance Study of Emerging Biometric Authentication. 1535-1549 - Marie Weinz, Nicola Zannone, Luca Allodi, Giovanni Apruzzese:
The Impact of Emerging Phishing Threats: Assessing Quishing and LLM-generated Phishing Emails against Organizations. 1550-1566 - YingTat Ng, Zhe Chen, Haiqing Qiu, Xuhua Ding:
PRISM: To Fortify Widget Based User-App Data Exchanges Using Android Virtualization Framework. 1567-1581 - Ming Xu, Weili Han, Jitao Yu, Jing Liu, Xinyi Zhang, Yun Lin, Jin Song Dong:
On the Account Security Risks Posed by Password Strength Meters. 1582-1599
Software and OS Security
- Giorgia Di Pietro, Daniele Cono D'Elia, Leonardo Querzoni:
Can You Run My Code? A Close Look at Process Injection in Windows Malware. 1600-1616 - Gyeonghoon Park, Jaehan Kim, Jinu Choi, Jinwoo Kim:
CryptoGuard: Lightweight Hybrid Detection and Response to Host-based Cryptojackers in Linux Cloud Environments. 1617-1631 - Wonseok Choi, Youngjoo Shin:
Vulnerable Intel GPU Context: Prohibit Complete Context Restore by Modifying Kernel Driver. 1632-1642 - Supraja Sridhara, Andrin Bertschi, Benedict Schlüter, Shweta Shinde:
Sigy: Breaking Intel SGX Enclaves with Malicious Exceptions & Signals. 1643-1658 - Masudul Hasan Masud Bhuiyan, Berk Çakar, Ethan H. Burmane, James C. Davis, Cristian-Alexandru Staicu:
SoK: A Literature and Engineering Review of Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS). 1659-1675 - Fabian Rauscher, Benedict Herzog, Timo Hönig, Daniel Gruss:
Systematic Analysis of Kernel Security Performance and Energy Costs. 1676-1689
Binary Security
- Moritz Schneider, Daniele Lain, Ivan Puddu, Nicolas Dutly, Srdjan Capkun:
Breaking Bad: How Compilers Break Constant-Time Implementations. 1690-1706 - Melih Sirlanci, Carter Yagemann, Zhiqiang Lin:
An Empirical Study of C Decompilers: Performance Metrics and Error Taxonomy. 1707-1723 - August See, Moritz Mönnich, Mathias Fischer:
Enhancing Binary Code Similarity Analysis for Software Updates: A Contextual Diffing Framework. 1724-1740 - Lambang Akbar Wijayadi, Yuancheng Jiang, Roland H. C. Yap, Zhenkai Liang, Zhuohao Liu:
Evaluating Disassembly Errors With Only Binaries. 1741-1755 - Amin Abdulrahman, Matthias J. Kannwischer, Thing-Han Lim:
Enabling Microarchitectural Agility: Taking ML-KEM & ML-DSA from Cortex-M4 to M7 with SLOTHY. 1756-1771 - Chibin Zhang, Gwangmu Lee, Qiang Liu, Mathias Payer:
REFLECTA: Reflection-based Scalable and Semantic Scripting Language Fuzzing. 1772-1787
Poster
- Wei Jie Bryan Lee, Siyi Wang, Suman Dutta, Walid El Maouaki, Anupam Chattopadhyay:
POSTER: Stealthy SWAP-Based Side-Channel Attack on Multi-Tenant Quantum Cloud Systems. 1788-1790 - Minh-Khanh Vu, Thanh-Cong Nguyen, Duc-Ly Vu:
Poster: Typosquatting Attacks on the Rust Ecosystem. 1791-1793 - Venkata Sai Pranav Bachina, Ankit Gangwal:
POSTER: Disappearing Ink: How Partial Model Extraction Erases Watermarks. 1794-1796 - Matthew Rossi, Michele Beretta, Dario Facchinetti, Stefano Paraboschi:
POSTER: Transparent Temporally-Specialized System Call Filters. 1797-1799 - Matthew Rossi, Michele Beretta, Dario Facchinetti, Stefano Paraboschi:
POSTER: Policy-driven security-aware scheduling in Kubernetes. 1800-1802 - Taeyoung Kim, Gilhee Lee, Hyoungshick Kim:
POSTER: An Empirical Study of Smart Contract Patching Practices in the Wild. 1803-1805 - Fatih Kurt, Neetesh Saxena, Vijay Kumar, George Theodorakopoulos:
POSTER: Automating ICS Malware Analysis with MITRE ATT&CK. 1806-1808 - MingJun Zhang, Mahrokh Abdollahi, Thilina Ranbaduge, Ming Ding:
POSTER: When Models Speak Too Much: Privacy Leakage on Large Language Models. 1809-1811 - Ankit Gangwal, Aaryan Ajay Sharma:
POSTER: Investigating Transferability of Adversarial Examples in Model Merging. 1812-1814 - Cuong Dao, Van Tong, Hai Anh Tran, Duc Tran, Giang Nguyen:
POSTER: Multimodal Graph Networks for Systematic Generalization in Code Clone Detection. 1815-1817 - Koen T. W. Teuwen, Emmanuele Zambon, Luca Allodi:
POSTER: SuriCap - A Measurement Platform to Study and Evaluate Intrusion Detection Rule Engineering. 1818-1820
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