
Introduces private resource allocators to prevent allocation-based side-channel attacks in systems like anonymous messaging, with various constructions offering different privacy guarantees and trade-offs in efficiency.

Explores vulnerabilities in provably secure onion routing protocols, analyzes flaws in existing proof strategies, and proposes improved properties to enhance anonymity and security in these systems.

Explore a programming framework for differential privacy, balancing data protection and analysis accuracy through novel static tracking and taint analysis techniques.

Explores differential privacy as a causal property, offering a simple characterization without data independence assumptions and resolving prior disagreements about its consequences and applications.

Explores collaborative machine learning on distributed private data using differentially-private gradients, quantifying trade-offs between privacy and utility, and validating performance predictions with real-world financial datasets.

Exploring LTE layer two vulnerabilities: identity mapping, website fingerprinting via resource allocation, and payload modification through the A LTE R attack, demonstrating critical security risks in mobile communications.

Explore zero-permission mobile sensor vulnerabilities for inferring user routes and locations, highlighting privacy risks and proposing detection methods through maximum likelihood route identification.

Explore timing and floating-point vulnerabilities in differential privacy systems, uncovering potential privacy leaks and discussing mitigation strategies for enhanced data protection.

Explore a novel approach to detect differential privacy violations using classifiers, enhancing data protection and privacy in machine learning systems.

Explore differential privacy in the US Census, its impact on data accuracy, and potential improvements. Insights from analyzing test runs and 1940 data application.

Explore decentralized electronic identities as an alternative to tech giants' profiling, focusing on selective attribute disclosure and privacy-preserving digital interactions.

Exploring the balance between personalized technology benefits and user privacy concerns, focusing on consent, data usage, and ethical considerations in algorithmic personalization.

Exploring transparency in algorithmic decision-making, focusing on legal, ethical, and social implications of AI and automated systems in light of GDPR implementation and its impact on data protection.

Explore data protection challenges in public sector machine learning, focusing on fairness, accountability, and privacy-enhancing technologies. Gain insights into GDPR implications and potential solutions.

Exploring the shift towards model-based data in social sciences, its impact on urban planning, and implications for policy-making and research methodologies in the era of AI and big data.

Explore ethical considerations of location data use through expert panel discussions on public awareness, data security, governance, and consent in this insightful webinar.

Explores obfuscation's role in theoretical computer science, covering Circuit Range Avoidance, metacomplexity of Kolmogorov complexity, and computational differential privacy, with focus on recent results and open questions.

Explore legal strategies to protect free speech and reduce associated costs with insights from EFF's Nate Cardozo. Learn about rights, risks, and practical approaches for digital activists and security researchers.

Insights from a CISO on career growth in cybersecurity, emphasizing people skills, industry professionalization, and strategies to attract new talent through education and outreach initiatives.

Explore the evolving landscape of online threats, focusing on hate and harassment. Learn about different attack types, their prevalence, and gaps in current protections to better address these challenges.

Exploring the lack of standardized security testing for AI systems in critical sectors, contrasting with rigorous certifications for everyday appliances and traditional software.