Did security folks not value your ML insights? Were ML reviewers unimpressed by your security analysis? Maybe you’re submitting to the wrong conference.
@satml_conf has you covered! Our Call for Papers is open now!
👉 https://t.co/3zPzuWI3Ax
⏰ Deadline: Sep 18
Good news, everyone! (cit.) 2x brand new @uclisec faculty positions @uclcs@ucl - application deadline in November.
Join us to make that little dents in the knowledge we're all aiming for, embracing diversity and inclusion at its core, for a better society.
w00t w00t!
Excited to share recent advances or thought-provoking research in #AISec? Look no further and submit your work to https://t.co/3rJXUVtW3V co-located with @acm_ccs#CCS21 - deadline 6/29/2021 approaching 😱😎
Did you miss Deep Learning and Security @IEEESSP 2021? Longing for reliving it? Worry no more!
We. Has. Recordings:
DLS2021 Pt1/2: https://t.co/GBrLzb0nd6
DLS2021 Pt2/2: https://t.co/AAJ3xQYx63
Keynotes, papers, and an exciting and thought-provoking panel. The full package.
Truly honored to talk about #AdversarialML in the context of realizable attacks and the interesting role program analysis and machine learning play. Thanks @CyberSecAI also for the opportunity to share additional thoughts on the topic! @kclinformatics @KingsNMS @KingsCollegeLon
It’s been an honor to serve as a Program Co-Chair with @lanziandrea to @EuroSecWorkshop. Despite the challenging time, we are “So close, no matter how far; Couldn't be much more from the heart; Forever trusting who we are; And nothing else matters” (cit.) Great keynote & talks!
The trailer of “Intriguing Properties of Adversarial ML Attacks in the Problem Space”, our @IEEESSP#SP20 work, is live! https://t.co/KGL1jlk464
Our reformulation of #adversarial#ML in the problem space shows evading detection is a realistic threat even in constrained domains
Considering the COVID-19 situation, a decision has been made to make DIMVA2020 a video-based digital conference. The dates will be the same and proceedings will be published as planned. Registration will not be required to attend the conference. More details will be given soon.
The list of accepted papers to EuroSec 2020 is out! Interesting research that will spark lots of discussions - join us online on Apr 27! Stay tuned for further details :-)
In this new piece, I present "Antidote to toxic principal investigators". We must protect our next generation scientists from the principal investigators who abuse their powers and mistreat their trainees. (This piece focuses on graduate students)
https://t.co/6IMilcfCwN
We have to limit our physical interactions, but we can enhance our virtual ones: here's the new slick Systems Security Research Lab website to keep us closer (kudos to @Entrophy6 and @0xtrustypatches for bringing this to life): https://t.co/3BilBP58Gf
Temporal biases in malware ML evaluations (e.g., training on data that appeared later than the test data) are endemic in the published literature! Interesting work from @fbpierazzi
@fbpierazzi at #usesec19 tells us about our work on time-space experimental bias and the effect of concept drift in malware classifiers: TESSERACT - towards sound and realistic evaluations & comparisons of ML for security tasks: https://t.co/GYrQQyYqsO
Evasive attacks on ML classifiers are scary but we know little about adversarial ML in the problem space: we may need to rethink the whole formalization, incl. optimization and constraints for a principled approach - come and talk to us @USENIXSecurity poster session #usesec19