List of Posters/Demos

 

 

Peer-reviewed


  • Gabriele Tam. Learning and Enforcing Compact Policies in Time-Sensitive Industrial Networks.
  • Jan Lühr and Tarik Čičić. My Child Is Running Away, Up The Mountain! The Privacy of Smart Home Systems During GNSS Attacks.
  • Vivi Andersson, Sofia Bobadilla, Harald Hobbelhagen, and Martin Monperrus. PoCo: Agentic Proof-of-Concept Exploit Generation for Smart Contracts.
  • Jiayang Wang, Atefeh Mirzabeigi, and Buse Atli. On the Plausibility of Machine Unlearning.
  • Alexander Wigren. Increasing Censorship Resistance in Mixnet Applications for Whistleblowers.
  • Arthur Nijdam, Paul Stankovski Wagner, and Sara Ramezanian. CyberBridge: Bridging the gap between Cybersecurity Education and Industry.
  • Marco Casagrande, Baltzar Lagerros, Ahmed Mohamed Hussain, and Panos Papadimitratos. (Don't) Call Me Maybe: Privilege Escalation on Android via Gemini Tool Calling.
  • Kang Li, Shouran Ma, Haochen Dou, and Qian Guo. One Fell Swoop: A Single-Trace Key-Recovery Attack on the Falcon Signing Algorithm.
  • Kenan Dizdarevic. Houston, We Have Three Problems: A Security Assessment of Space ROS Bridges.
  • Sheng Liu and Panos Papadimitratos. FedTrident: Resilient Road Condition Classification Against Poisoning Attacks in Federated Learning.
  • Jingxiaotao Fang, Xin Qi, Panos Papadimitratos, and Bing Xu. Deep Learning-aided GNSS receiver tracking loop for spoofing mitigation.
  • Dāvis Šterns, Natasha Fernandes, Tom Bäckström, Catuscia Palamidessi, and Konstantinos Drosos. Evaluating Speech Anonymization Privacy.
  • Zhichao Zhou and Panos Papadimitratos. Efficient DoS resilient signature batch verification in VANETs.
  • Hongyu Jin, Tomás Fonseca, and Panos Papadimitratos. Wi-Fi Device Tracking based on CSI Fingerprinting.
  • Zahra Alimadadi and Panos Papadimitratos. Sybil-based Attack Impact on Mobile Crowdsensing-based Navigation: Privacy vs Utility.

Invited as non-peer-reviewed


  • Jacopo Porzio, Rijad Alisic, and Henrik Sandberg. Goodbye Innovation: Stealthy Destabilizing Sensor Attacks on Feedback Control Systems.
  • Enno Breukelman and Henrik Sandberg. Confidentiality in Networked Control Systems.
  • Christoph Wech. FABRICKED: Misconfiguring Infinity Fabric to Break AMD SEV-SNP.
  • Philipp Giersfeld. BREAKFAST: Confused Deputy Attack on Infinity Fabric to Break AMD SEV-SNP.
  • Carl Magnus Bruhner. Measure and Protect: Enhancing the Web PKI.
  • János Kövér, Roberto Guanciale, and György Dán. A Traffic Analysis Defense Technique For Wireless Communication.

 

 

Call for Posters/Demonstrations

 

 

Scope


CySeP is interested in showcasing achievements through invited and submitted posters and demonstrations. The focus is both on the design, development, and experiences with security and privacy technologies in every-day life and business as well as latest research results.


Alongside a captivating program, we expect this is to offer attendees a broader exposure to the latest and hottest solutions. At the same time, we want to provide a stage to young researchers so that they get feedback from a top-notch expert audience from industry and academia.


We are particularly interested in European and National Projects and their on-going or recent achievements. We are equally enticed to see achievements and proposals by European, Nordic, and Swedish companies and research institutes; always aligned with the event theme.



Visibility


Each accepted poster or demo title will be placed online - and if the authors desire, a 1-paragraph abstract with maximum 200 words. There will be no proceedings or teaser talks.



Instructions


We welcome poster/demo proposals submitted as up to 1-page extended abstract excluding the bibliography and appendices, double-column, min. font size 10, in IEEE or ACM conference templates (e.g., an OverLeaf template here). This, in PDF format, should describe the technical contributions within the scope of the event theme and provide information about the presenters and their organizations.


Please submit your Poster/Demo at EasyChair. Please specify the type of submission by having Poster: or Demo: as prefix to your title. Any submissions that do not comply with the instructions will not be considered.


Final posters should be printed in A1 size in portrait orientation and do not need to include prefix (Poster: or Demo:) in the title. You are welcome to contact us in advance for any special needs for your demonstration setup.



Committee


Buse Atli, Linköping University
Qian Guo, Lund University
Hongyu Jin, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Torsten Krauß, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Ioanna Miliou, Stockholm University
Sara Ramezanian, Karlstad University
Marco Tiloca, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden