IEEE Computer Security Foundations Symposium
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Really enjoyed giving the keynote at @CSFSymposium today! Thanks to the organizers for the kind invitation. My talk was titled, "Build it, Break it, Fix it: Contesting Secure Software Development" youtu.be/Sh03HKhNrlk
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Join us for an awesome virtual @CSFSymposium, June 23-25. The program is a blast this year with @michael_w_hicks, @danboneh, and Amal Ahmed as keynote speakers: ieee-security.org/TC/CSF2020… Non-author registration: $50
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This unfolding story deserves wider attention. ACM, the main academic society for computer science, has signed a despicable letter opposing open access. Computer scientists are shocked and figuring out how to protest. This is about the future of knowledge. xitter.cf/search?q=ACM+open+acce…
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The list of accepted papers to CSF 2019 is looking awesome
web.stevens.edu/csf2019/acce… - join in for the @CSFSymposium fun in Hoboken in July!
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My student Niklas Grimm talks about formal security guarantees for web sessions at #IEEECSF @CSFSymposium
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Andrew Appel at @CSFSymposium talking about specifying and verifying security components
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"... the paper of a guessed author was more likely to be accepted ..." (Interesting analysis, for @CSFSymposium '16) xitter.cf/michael_w_hicks/status…
Updated my blog post on assessing double-blind reviewing to correlate author guessability with paper acceptance pl-enthusiast.net/2016/06/27…
