Teaclave / Teaclave SGX SDK are in the list of Intel's recommended SDK. Thanks! intel.com/content/www/us…

Just had a really great experience in IEEE S&P! I’m glad that I finally made this trip to my first on-site academic conference (after coming to the US for 3 years🥲), and also happy to connect with talented students and professors!

Happy to share two papers to be presented next week in USENIX Security "It's all in your head(set): Side-channel attacks on AR/VR systems" and "Going through the motions: AR/VR keylogging from user head motions". Work done with Carter Slocum , Jiasi Chen , and Nael Abu-Ghazaleh . #usesec23

SaTC is welcoming feedback from the broader community. If you have any comments, please submit them here: surveymonkey.com/r/nsfsecure_tr…

I’m presenting our work on verification of Confidential Computing as a Service (CCaaS) USENIX Security 23. If you’re interested, please come to Platinum Salon 7–8 on Aug. 10 at 4:45 pm–5:45 pm (track 3). Check our artifact and paper in this repository: github.com/ya0guang/PoBF

CCS'23: “Get in Researchers; We're Measuring Reproducibility”: A Reproducibility Study of Machine Learning Papers in Tier 1 Security Conferences

Luddy Assistant Professor of Computer Science Luyi Xing has won the 2023-24 Outstanding Junior Faculty Award, the most prestigious campus-level honor available specifically to pre-tenure faculty. Read more about Xing's work: go.iu.edu/8pMa

So happy to present our collaborative work toward Trusted App Store (TAPStore) and NSF Center for Distributed Confidential Computing (CDCC) at this year’s Confidential Computing Summit. It’s a great chance to meet old friends and build new connections. See you tomorrow (cont.)

AFLRun, our work of directed fuzzing, has been accepted by USENIX Security 24. We propose to increase the path diversity of covered target sites and ensure the fairness of energy assignment among all target sites. See our paper for more details: arxiv.org/abs/2310.12419

On this World Wi-Fi Day 2024, I happily share my most recent Wi-Fi Security research preprint (to appear on CCS 2024 and Black Hat USA 2024): Untangling the Knot: Breaking Access Control in Home Wireless Mesh Networks. cs.ucr.edu/~xzhou114/ccs2…

Intel HW is too complex to be absolutely secure! After years of research we finally extracted Intel SGX Fuse Key0, AKA Root Provisioning Key. Together with FK1 or Root Sealing Key (also compromised), it represents Root of Trust for SGX. Here's the key from a genuine Intel CPU😀

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