Our AmpMap paper(@USENIXSecurity), code & web are now UP! AmpMap is a low-footprint measurement service that can systematically assess the empirical risk of amplification.
Paper📜: https://t.co/TwRw4HKTHo
Code/Web💻: https://t.co/scrXXAe84I
*This is work done when I was at CMU
Our work on "Accurately Measuring Global Risk of Amplification Attacks using AmpMap" has been accepted to the USENIX Security 2021. Stay tuned for the public release of our paper and code! @CyLab -- Joint work with @YinYucheng@rahul_ans@vyas_sekar
Please make sure to share the USENIX Security '22 Call for Papers with your colleagues! The Winter deadline for submissions is Feb. 1, 2022. https://t.co/V4JG0yjrs8 #usesec22
Is there a possibility that she’s hoping to gracefully exit the situation? Bear in mind we’re all socialized to not Make a Scene. She probably doesn’t want to be mean, or make a fuss. But maybe she would really rather he go away. 4/
But in practice, what you will see is just one inappropriate touch. Or an unwanted sexual joke. Or a bad reputation for a harasser, but no victim to step up and say, "that happened to me."
I'm often the only woman, only person of color, youngest, or least experienced in the meeting. I give myself a pep talk: "I am their equal. Anything they know I can learn too." This serves me well and I hope it will serve you well too.
CyLab Ph.D. student Sekar Kulandaivel (@sksecurity_) has found some "surprising and unexpected" vehicle security vulnerabilities during his time at CMU. Join a free livestream tomorrow at 12pm Eastern to hear him talk about it! Livestream link: https://t.co/xwqTH5Ib54
Asian people—& other people too, but especially Asian people—if you see the video from yesterday of the 65-year-old Asian woman being attacked in Manhattan, you might not want to watch it. I did & it's all I can think about, I wish I could unlearn this part of it
In Korean culture, "how's it going?" and "are you eating well these days" (more literal translation is "did you eat rice?") are used interchangeably. Yes, we are obsessed with rice. :D
I was 27 years old when I realized for the first time that most Americans do not expect a real answer to “how’s it going?” in an elevator. I grew up among people who would tell you in extreme detail exactly how it’s going
I was 27 years old when I realized for the first time that most Americans do not expect a real answer to “how’s it going?” in an elevator. I grew up among people who would tell you in extreme detail exactly how it’s going