Usenix Security '22 - Private Signaling

USENIX Security '22 - Private Signaling

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

USENIX Security '22 - Jenny: Securing Syscalls for PKU-based Memory Isolation Systems

USENIX Security '22 - Batched Differentially Private Information Retrieval

USENIX Security '22 - Twilight: A Differentially Private Payment Channel Network

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

USENIX Security '22 - Stick It to The Man: Correcting for Non-Cooperative Behavior of Subjects in

USENIX Security '22 - Breaking Bridgefy, again: Adopting libsignal is not enough

USENIX Security '22 - Lamphone: Passive Sound Recovery from a Desk Lamp's Light Bulb Vibrations

USENIX Security '22 - Orca: Blocklisting in Sender-Anonymous Messaging

USENIX Security '22 - Estimating Incidental Collection in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance

USENIX Security '22 - How to Abuse and Fix Authenticated Encryption Without Key Commitment

USENIX Security '22 - Stateful Greybox Fuzzing

USENIX Security '22 - Ferry: State-Aware Symbolic Execution for Exploring State-Dependent Program

USENIX Security '22 - StateFuzz: System Call-Based State-Aware Linux Driver Fuzzing

USENIX Security '22 - An Experimental Study of GPS Spoofing and Takeover Attacks on UAVs

USENIX Security '22 - Lend Me Your Ear: Passive Remote Physical Side Channels on PCs

USENIX Security '19 - Hiding in Plain Signal: Physical Signal Overshadowing Attack on LTE

USENIX Security '22 - PrivGuard: Privacy Regulation Compliance Made Easier