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Congratulations to the Let’s Encrypt team — Josh Aas, Richard Barnes, Peter Eckersley (posthumous), J. Alex Halderman, and Eric Rescorla — for receiving the IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Practice!
For democratizing access to encryption certificates 🌍🔐
#IEEESecDev @letsencrypt
That’s it from #IEEESecDev 2025 edition! We want to say a final thank you to all attendees, presenters, and #IEEESecDev sponsors. See you next year in #IEEESecDev 2026!
Ali Asgar Sohanghpurwala from Graf Research presents “PV-Bit: Private Verification of FPGA Bitstreams via Bitstream Equivalence Checking.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
Jayden Rogers from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University presents “Hardware Security Benchmarks for Open-Source SystemVerilog Designs.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
🧮Veena Krish, from Stony Brook University, presents “Understanding Minimal-Time Attacks Against Reinforcement Learning Agents.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
Ahmer Raza from Clemson University presents “CAROT: A Secure RISC-V ECU with TEEs and MTD.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
Angela Yan from Purdue University (#Purdue) presents “Exploiting Intent-Flow State Vulnerabilities in Intent-Based Networking.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
Dheeraj Kumar from @SamsungUS presents “Obfusc8: LLM-Augmented PowerShell Obfuscation.”
#IEEESecDev 2025
Ronald Thompson presents “Navigating the Patchwork: Investigating the Availability and Consistency of Public Security Advisories.”
#SecDev2025 #VulnerabilityManagement
🏅 Congrats to Steve Lipner, Josh Aas, Richard Barnes, Peter Eckersley (posthumous), J. Alex Halderman, and Eric Rescorla on receiving the IEEE Cybersecurity Award for Practice at #IEEESecDev 2025!
🏆 Distinguished Paper Awards
🎉 Congrats to the authors of:
CAROT: A Secure RISC-V ECU with TEEs and MTD
on receiving the Distinguished Paper Awards at #IEEESecDev 2025!
🙌 Congratulations to the distinguished reviewer award winners of #IEEESecDev 2025!
🧠 Wenjia Song (Virginia Tech) and Wang Lingxiang present “On the Readiness of Enterprise-scale Log Analysis Solutions Against APTs.”
#SecDev2025 #ThreatDetection
🧩 Sabine Houy from Umeå University presents “SoK: A Practical Guideline and Taxonomy to LLVM’s Control Flow Integrity.”
#SecDev2025 #CompilerSecurity
⏱️ Narong Chaiwut from Stony Brook University presents “Time for Actions: A Longitudinal Study of the GitHub Actions Marketplace.”
#SecDev2025 #SoftwareEcosystems
Simone Bozzolan presents “Behind the Curtain: A Server-Side View of Web Session Security.”
#SecDev2025 #WebSecurity
🔎 Adam Jordan presents “User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) Enhanced Security Anomaly Detection in Enterprise DevSecOps Platforms.”
#SecDev2025 #Analytics #DevSecOps
🎤 Keynote talks: Professor Mike Hicks (University of Pennsylvania & AWS) delivers a keynote about “A Language for Expressing Fast, Safe, and Fine-Grained Authorization Policies."
#SecDev2025 #AccessControl #Security
🎯 Shihab Ahmed from Towson University presents “Secure Development of a Hooking-Based Deception Framework Against Keylogging Techniques.”
The work designs deceptive defense mechanisms to detect and counter keylogging attacks.
#SecDev2025 #CyberDefense
