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S32E913 Jen Sims, Analyzing Supply Chain Risk in Mobile Applications for Home Energy Storage Systems
The rapid adoption of mobile applications for managing consumer whole-house battery and energy systems has introduced new questions about software supply chain security. While these applications are…
S32E911 Ashish Kundu, Quantum Secure Networks
Quantum threats to cryptography has been fueled by Shor's and Grover's quantum algorithms and their derivatives. That has led a decade-long development of post-quantum cryptography algorithms and…
S32E910 Ruqi Zhang, Discovering and Controlling AI Safety Risks in Foundation Models: A Probabilistic Perspective
As foundation models, including large language models and multimodal models, are increasingly deployed in complex and high-stakes settings, ensuring their safety has become more important than ever.…
S32E909 Danny Vukobratovich, ISO 27001 as the Engine, NIST CSF 2.0 as the Dashboard, A Practical Operating Model
Many organizations adopt security frameworks but struggle to turn them into day-to-day operations that reduce risk without slowing delivery. This talk presents a practical operating model that pairs…
S32E908 Thai Le, Towards Robust and Trustworthy AI Speech Models: What You Read Isn't What You Hear
Deepfake voice technology is rapidly advancing, but how well do current detection systems handle differences in language and writing style? Most existing work focuses on robustness to acoustic…
S32E907 Bethanie Williams, AI-Assisted Cyber-Physical Attack Detection in Smart Manufacturing Systems
The rise of Industry 4.0 has transformed manufacturing through the integration of cyber-physical systems, connectivity, and real-time data exchange into increasingly automated and intelligent…
S32E906 Mary Jean Amon, Parental Sharing ("Sharenting") Through the Lens of Interdependent Privacy
Parental sharing, sometimes termed "sharenting," refers to ways that parents share information about their children online and is a common mechanism through which young children are exposed to social…
S32E905 Young Kim, Counterfeit Medical Devices and Medicines as a Fundamental Cyber-Physical Security Problem
Hardware security is not a new problem, but it is rapidly expanding in both consumer and medical domains due to hyperconnectivity. Medical devices and counterfeit medicines represent a fundamental…
S32E904 Vijayanth Tummala, Evaluating The Impact of Cyberattacks On AI-based Machine Vision Systems: A Case Study of Threaded Fasteners
AI-driven machine vision systems are becoming essential in mechanical engineering applications such as fastener classification, yet their increasing connectivity exposes them to adversarial…
S32E903 Rohan Paleja, Building Interpretability into Human-Aware Robots through Neural Tree-Based Models
Collaborative robots and machine-learning-based virtual agents are increasingly entering the human workspace with the aim of increasing productivity, enhancing safety, and improving the quality of…
S31E902 Peter Ukhanov, From MOVEit to EBS – a Look at Mass Exploitation Extortion Campaigns
Over the past several years, CL0P has executed multiple mass exploitation campaigns using zero-day vulnerabilities in popular software products that resulted in mass data exfiltration. In this talk…
S31E901 Antonio Bianchi, Attacking and Defending Modern Software with LLMs
In this talk, I will discuss recent research projects at the intersection of software security and automated reasoning. Specifically, I will present our work on assessing the exploitability of the…
S31E900 Stephen Flowerday, The Hidden Laundromat at Play: how illicit value moves through online games
Online video games have evolved into vast financial ecosystems where real and virtual value mix at scale. This presentation shows how these spaces serve as efficient laundering channels, converting…
S31E899 Abulhair Saparov, Can/Will LLMs Learn to Reason?
Reasoning—the process of drawing conclusions from prior knowledge—is a hallmark of intelligence. Large language models, and more recently, large reasoning models have demonstrated impressive results…
S31E898 Hanshen Xiao, When is Automatic Privacy Proof Possible for Black-Box Processing?
Can we automatically and provably quantify and control the information leakage from a black-box processing? From a statistical inference standpoint, in this talk, I will start from a unified…
S31E897 Marcus Botacin, Malware Detection under Concept Drift: Science and Engineering
The current largest challenge in ML-based malware detection is maintaining high detection rates while samples evolve, causing classifiers to drift. What is the best way to solve this problem? In this…
S31E895 Rajiv Khanna, The Shape of Trust: Structure, Stability, and the Science of Unlearning
Trust in modern AI systems hinges on understanding how they learn—and, increasingly, how they can forget. This talk develops a geometric view of trustworthiness that unifies structure-aware…
S31E894 Matthew Sharp, Securing Linux in a Heterogenous Enterprise Environment
This seminar examines the challenges of securing Linux (and legacy UNIX) systems in heterogenous enterprise environments, where cohabitant Windows infrastructure often dictates corporate security…
S31E893 Stephen Kines, Four Deadly Sins of Cyber: Sloth, Gluttony, Greed & Pride
In the UK one of the great global car brands is on the verge of bankruptcy this month due to a single cyber-attack with the consequence of a potential loss of 130,000 jobs. Jaguar Land Rover is…
S31E892 Sanket Naik, AI Agents for DevSecOps
AI is enabling developers and non-developers (product managers, solutions engineers) to write more lines of code than even before. Businesses are under pressure to ship these AI built products to…
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