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IEEE Security & Privacy magazine provides research articles, case studies, tutorials, and columns for the information security industry.

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Daniel E. Geer, Jr. closes out this issue of S&P Magazine with a piece on the ongoing convergence of biology and artificial intelligence:

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Read about the state of cybersecurity education within the EU in this issue of S&P Magazine:

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Want to pursue higher education in cybersecurity in Europe? Read this analysis of cybersecurity degree programs across 26 European countries:

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“Transient execution attacks are a reminder that the abstractions we use to program computers can differ from what the hardware provides.” Read more on these attacks in this issue of S&P:

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“Pitfalls come in various forms and flavors, some obvious but others noticeable only with a very cautious eye.” Read more on prevalent pitfalls in AI-driven solutions for computer security:

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Learn about the benefits and limitations of using machine learning in static application security testing:

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What are “transient execution attacks”? Frank Piessens uses processor models to attack the question:

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In this issue of S&P Magazine, read about 10 common pitfalls that can affect the experimental outcomes of AI driven solutions in computer security:

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Static application security testing (SAST) involves statically examining source code to find security flaws that make applications susceptible to attack. Read about an approach to such analyses using machine learning:

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Learn about potential security challenges 5G and beyond-5G wireless systems, and new research areas to alleviate such challenges:

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“While most IT components are well prepared for automation, OT hard/software is not.” Read on operational technology and IT critical infrastructures:

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The US Census Bureau’s use of differential privacy is a hotly contested topic. @priyakalot and @JessicaHullman provide an overview of confidentiality conflicts and offer suggestions for researchers and organizations adopting differential privacy:

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Researchers from @Princeton, @LifeAtPurdue and @ucsantabarbara identify emerging security challenges for 5G and beyond-5G wireless systems, in this issue of S&P Magazine:

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Researchers from @hslu and @diemobiliar evaluate automated backup, recovery, and configuration management for real-world use and identify limits for operational technology systems:

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How private should U.S. census data be? @priyakalot and @JessicaHullman discuss the current debate around census data confidentiality and offer suggestions for adopting formal privacy, in this issue of S&P:

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Abdul Majeed and Seong Oun Hwang highlight the shortcomings of syntactic and semantic mechanisms for preserving individuals’ data privacy, and propose new guidelines to improve such technology:

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When it comes to protecting the privacy of smart device users, children are a particularly vulnerable group. Read about how 6 smart speaker manufacturers across the US and China protect child users, and how they could do better:

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@yoshi_kohno is back with another science fiction short story, where virtual reality gets a little too real.

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In the age of big data, it is essential to keep personal data secure from entities like malevolent adversaries, social networking sites, and privacy-transgressing employees. Read some proposed guidelines from researchers at Gachon University:

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Curious how child privacy protection policies differ across smart devices, and across countries? Read a new analysis of smart speaker privacy protections in China and the US:

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