Our Cryptography team is creating technology to support pro-democracy activists, helping them safely communicate and avoid censorship under authoritarian regimes.
You'll want to give this one a read.
https://t.co/5NOcXBiVVO
📢Tomorrow at 13:20 PM BST at @acm_wisec my PhD student @hrushikesh_sri will present his first author paper!
He discovered that LiDARs can also perceive electromagnetic interferences, causing misdetection, misclassification, and fake obstacle creation! https://t.co/JYRvDwflsS
1/ Tomorrow at @acm_wisec during Session 11 (13:20 PM BST), I will present our work “EMI-LiDAR: Uncovering Vulnerabilities of LiDAR Sensors in Autonomous Driving Settings using Electromagnetic Interference.” Preprint at https://t.co/Nx7IknCkSR
There are many interesting works on membership inference attacks, based on different techniques exploiting different characteristics of members vs non-members. @acm_ccs we present a hypothesis testing framework for this problem, the strongest attack, and explanations of leakage
Many mobile phone apps do not disclose their sensitive data access accurately. Our framework automatically finds discrepancies between Android apps declared permissions and privacy policies. Check out our new work led by @sajidonly! @vbindsch https://t.co/0N6m5sBykr
Congratulations to @officiallyHadi, for successfully defending his dissertation, "Explaining, Exploiting, and Defending: Adversarial Machine Learning and
Voice Processing Systems". 1/3
Our recent paper on ASRs adversarial transferability (or lack thereof) was just accepted at ICLR! This is work led by @officiallyHadi who is currently on the job market.
Using a new $1.2 million grant from the @NSF, @UF researchers Vincent Bindschaedler, Ph.D., and Kevin R.B. Butler, Ph.D., will study surveillanceware and develop new AI-based defenses for it.
#AIUniversity#AIatUF#aiatuf#Cybersecurity@UFWertheim
https://t.co/eZ5mJPZ7eh
Wally Rhines Endowed Professorship in Fully Homomorphic Encryption at the University of Florida
https://t.co/3X3B2zro0E
If interested, please contact Prof. Mark Tehranipoor: [email protected]
Next week at #ACSAC2020 -- Bauer and @vbindsch explore membership inference attacks on aggregate survey data using real-world datasets, discovering several overlooked factors that are key for attack success in realistic settings. ("Anonymity and Privacy", Dec 9)
Are you going on the CS job market this year? @NicolasPapernot and I put together a (hopefully) comprehensive guide to navigating the process. Including lots of resources & examples!
https://t.co/YT8F82sdRh
Interested in taking your cybersecurity skills to the next level while earning your Ph.D.? You're in luck! Our team of cybersecurity researchers is looking for Ph.D. students. The deadline to apply is Dec. 5. #ComputerSecurityDay
Email [email protected] to learn more.
Interested in adversarial ML attacks and defenses for speech/speaker recognition systems? Check out our new SoK paper, which will appear at IEEE S&P 2021! Paper: https://t.co/62ICM09Drr ; Website: https://t.co/gR6oopx8oH ; Thread by @patrickgtraynor describes contributions.
There has been quite a bit of work on attacking ML-driven speech systems in the past few years, so we (@officiallyHadi, @kevinswarren, @vbindsch, @NicolasPapernot & I) wrote an SoK that will appear at @IEEESSP 2021! Preprint: https://t.co/KJy52EVpfM 1/
A statement by 200+ scientists & researchers (myself included) about security & privacy requirements for contact tracing. In short, it should be decentralized, transparent, voluntary, & should not be usable for purposes beyond the COVID-19 response: https://t.co/a9CX0Qswog
PhD students and post docs, are you interested in experiencing how a program committee works? IEEE S&P is now accepting applications to be a part of the Shadow PC for #SP20. More details are available at https://t.co/uyGk4AgpV4.
@dseabraoliveira @uf_fics@UFCISE Talked about attacking encrypted databases using statistical inference & machine learning at @uf_fics conference today. Based on VLDB'18 paper with @pag_crypto, @cdavidcash, @TomRistenpart, Vitaly Shmatikov. https://t.co/Iwaqs9pvG6
Today we celebrate #HumanRightsDay.
Passed exactly 70 years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights memorializes the basic notion that fundamental freedoms, including privacy, expression, and access to information, are essential for people all over the world.