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SaTC: CORE: Small: Cybersecurity Big Data Research for Hacker Communities: A Topic and Language Modeling Approach |
Hsinchun Chen |
It is estimated that cybercrime costs the global economy around $445 billion annually, particularly due to intellectual property theft and financial fraud using stolen consumer data. Incidents of large-scale hacking and data theft occur regularly, with... |
Small, Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), CORE |
Jul 6 2020 - 4:07pm |
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SaTc: EDU: Collaborative: An Assessment Driven Approach to Self-Directed Learning in Secure Programming (SecTutor) |
Matt Bishop |
The field of software development needs developers to write secure code, as well as to continuously respond to evolving threats and adapt system designs to meet new security needs. This requires developers to gain a deep understanding of foundational... |
Collaborative, Division of Graduate Education (DGE), EDU |
Aug 13 2019 - 12:16pm |
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SaTC: CORE: Medium: Collaborative: Taming Memory Corruption with Security Monitors |
Manuel Egele |
Modern computing systems are under constant attack by organized crime syndicates, nation-state adversaries, and regular cyber-criminals alike. Among the most damaging attacks are those that exploit so-called memory corruption vulnerabilities which often... |
Medium, Collaborative, Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), CORE |
Aug 7 2019 - 1:59pm |
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CT-ISG: An Architecture and Policies for Secure Network-facing Applications |
Samuel King |
The near ubiquity of Internet access has put a wealth of information and ever-increasing opportunities for social interaction at the fingertips of users. Driving this revolution is the modern web browser, which has evolved from a relatively simple client... |
Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), ISG |
Feb 22 2019 - 3:31pm |
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CT-T: Proactive Techniques for Preserving System Integrity: A Basis for Robust Defense Against Malware |
Ramasubramanian Sekar |
Cyber threats have escalated rapidly over the past decade. "Zero-day attacks" have become significant, delivered increasingly through seemingly innocuous means such as web pages, images, and documents. Malware is rampant, being installed surreptitiously... |
Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS) |
Feb 22 2019 - 3:29pm |
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CT-ISG: Usable Cyber Trust Indicators |
Lorrie Cranor |
When systems rely on a "human in the loop" to carry out a security-critical function, cyber trust indicators are often employed to communicate when and how to perform that function. Indicators typically serve as warnings or status indicators that... |
Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), ISG |
Feb 22 2019 - 3:27pm |
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CT-ISG: SPEAR: Space Encryption based Query Processing for Privacy-Aware Location-based Services |
Wei-Shinn Ku |
As a result of recent wireless technology advances, mobile devices with significant computational abilities, gigabytes of storage capacities, and wireless communication capabilities have increasingly become popular. In addition, positioning techniques... |
Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), ISG |
Feb 22 2019 - 3:26pm |
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TWC: Small: Collaborative: Toward Trusted Third-Party Microprocessor Cores: A Proof Carrying Code Approach |
Yier Jin |
Third-party hardware Intellectual Property (IP), written as code in a Hardware Description Language (HDL), is extensively used in modern integrated circuits. Contemporary electronics typically include 75% of third party hardware IP and only 25% in-house... |
Hardware, Research Infrastructure, Small, Transition to Practice, Deter, Division of Computer and Network Systems (CNS), Protect, TWC |
Feb 14 2019 - 3:09pm |
