USENIX Security '18-Q: Why Do Keynote Speakers Keep Suggesting That Improving Security Is Possible?

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USENIX Security '22 - How and Why People Use Virtual Private Networks

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USENIX Security '23 - How the Great Firewall of China Detects and Blocks Fully Encrypted Traffic

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USENIX Security '22 - Spoki: Unveiling a New Wave of Scanners through a Reactive Network Telescope

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USENIX Security '22 - Web Cache Deception Escalates!

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USENIX Security '22 - Attacks on Deidentification's Defenses

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USENIX Security '23 - Secure Floating-Point Training

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USENIX Security '18 - Formal Security Analysis of Neural Networks using Symbolic Intervals

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USENIX Security '22 - Drifuzz: Harvesting Bugs in Device Drivers from Golden Seeds

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USENIX Security '23 - Adversarial Training for Raw-Binary Malware Classifiers

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USENIX Security '22 - Expected Exploitability: Predicting the Development of Functional...

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USENIX Security '24 - Diffie-Hellman Picture Show: Key Exchange Stories from Commercial VoWiFi...

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USENIX Security '23 - Egg Hunt in Tesla Infotainment: A First Look at Reverse Engineering of Qt...

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