"The right place to regulate AI is at the application layer. Requiring AI applications such as underwriting software, healthcare applications, self-driving, chat applications, etc. <snip> But adding burdens to foundation model development unnecessarily slows down AI’s progress."

Are we seeing the next-gen buffer overflow attacks? I can't stop laughing. Hilarious. Great work, folks!

🌟 Call for Nominations: ACM CCS 2024 Program Committee 🌟 ✨Special pitch for the network security track✨as yours truly is the track chair! Sign yourself or volunteer others who you think will be an asset to the program committee. Spread the word. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Would you like to change the peer review system from within? 😉 Do you know anyone who will be a great PC members? Fill out the ACM CCS 2024 nomination form! I'm co-chairing the Usability and Measurement Track! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Big change coming to USENIX Security starting 2025. "Starting with USENIX Security '25, we will be decoupling paper publication from paper presentation, so not all papers will have full-length talk presentations at the conference." usenix.org/blog/2023-usen…

My best experience on US healthcare? Got an appointment for February in May. Yes, in February of the following year. And this is in the city with arguably the best healthcare in the country.

This is fantastic. iMessage is now quantum-secure!

I'm looking for a postdoc to join my group at NYU Abu Dhabi in sunny Abu Dhabi this fall! ☀️🏖️💻Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/145111 Three good reasons to apply: 1/2

The NDSS Symposium Artifact Evaluation Committee co-chairs are looking for enthusiastic committee members (PhD/graduate students, postdocs, industry researchers) to review cutting-edge research material. For a link to register your interest, see👇.

Seems like we’re getting a major push for activists to switch from Signal to Telegram, which has no encryption by default and a pretty shady history of refusing to add it. Seems like a great idea, hope folks jump all over that.

Thanks a lot, Scott Manley, for featuring our research in your video on GPS Jamming and Spoofing! As always, excellent coverage on the topic. youtu.be/sAjWJbZOq6I?si… Vincent Lenders Harshad Martin

Yep, some amazing papers indeed ;) Looking forward.

The days of “if you are not paying for it, then you are the product” are long gone. Today, even if you are paying for it , you are still the product.

This. In the Boston area , red lights are a suggestion (to both pedestrians and vehicles). Clear indication of how lawlessness is peaking in every big US city.

If you're worried about what kind of data your car is gathering about you (as Kashmir Hill reported about GM) and have a late model car, please consider signing up for my colleagues' study about this. Eligibility screening and online consent form: neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ee…

This paper provides a more systematic and more detailed analysis of the work presented at last year's USENIX Security. usenix.org/conference/woo… usenix.org/conference/use… #usesec24 #woot24 Joint work with Evangelos Bitsikas, Christina Pöpper, Aanjhan Ranganathan Cc UM Department of Advanced Computing Sciences RC Trustworthy Data Science and Security

A year ago, I couldn’t have imagined that our group’s research on wireless security would make its way into the world of professional bicycle racing — including events like the Tour de France and Vuelta a España. Fantastic collaboration with earlence.

Wireless doping anyone? Time to moonlight as a pro bike racer! Adding bicycles to my list of "strange stuff that you didn't know could be hacked." Excellent collab ft. Aanjhan Ranganathan and Maryam!

One of the more interesting articles covering our work. It provides a possible explanation for why would you want wireless shifters? Turns out, assembling bikes at high volumes is easier/faster when you don't have wires. Think Trek/Specialized factories. escapecollective.com/heres-the-real…

It’s 2024 And Now Bicycle Hackers Can Shift Your Gears trib.al/4rlS7sI