@elbaroni@gruber@jsnell@reckless I had no idea of the apparent history of WriteNow being performed in secret parallel development as MacWrite (per: https://t.co/R8tp5EXqwT ). Fascinating.
@Bob_Wachter@Bob_Wachter A blog with an RSS feed would be much more readable than 20-part Twitter posts. You could even start by posting links to your blog entries from Twitter rather than posting the actual content on Twitter.
Once again, fantastic work on the entire team that developed the Trusted CI Guide to Assuring Software, also including Andrew Adams, Kay Avila, Elisa Heymann, Mark Krenz, Jason Lee, and Bart Miller. @TrustedCI
I'm hiring a postdoc to do low-level systems work on new secure computing architectures @BerkeleyLab Come do some fun and important work with us! https://t.co/CR0OJiQkSu
If you’ve never listened to Roger Schell speak, you owe it to yourself to listen. Then go read Roger’s writings on secure system design (hat tip to @checkcode for the preservation of these vital artifacts) in these reports: https://t.co/MqugrQP13z https://t.co/g9KFc7USOX
In celebration of Data Privacy Day 2022, UCOP will be holding a film screening of the documentary "The Social Dilemma" & panel discussion. The film screening is set for Jan. 14, ahead of the Jan. 28th panel discussion featuring UC data & privacy experts: https://t.co/SQYseGFa3G
Dive into the newest issue of Security & Privacy, where Editor in Chief @speisert kicks us off with a piece on the state of safety and security in computer system design
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My congratulations and thanks to @lucacaviglione, @cdp_xe, Simon Vrhovec, and Aleksandra Mileva for their efforts in guest editing this wonderful special issue, as well as to AEiC @tbenzelheff for her efforts in shepherding the process.
Guest editors @lucacaviglione, @cdp_xe, Simon Vrhovec, and Aleksandra Mileva discuss the importance of security of smart home devices and provide a broad overview of this issue of Security & Privacy:
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Given recent changes in both the threat landscape and the maturity of emerging security technologies and techniques, we have arrived at a point where the need and the opportunity for a significant shift in the design and operation of secure computing systems are clear.
Dive into the newest issue of Security & Privacy, where Editor in Chief @speisert kicks us off with a piece on the state of safety and security in computer system design
https://t.co/QK0Ep5DLx8
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[CFP ALERT!] Calling usable security researchers!
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Submit your research article or opinion piece to our Special Issue on Usable Security for Security Workers
Edited by @mzurko @jmhaney8
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Many thanks to Daphne and Terry for curating and shepherding this terrific collection of articles describing important work from the ACSAC community. https://t.co/FQycogkxZ9
Danfeng (Daphne) Yao and Terry Benzel sum up ACSAC 2020 and give an overview of the articles in this issue of Security & Privacy
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