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CS 739 Work-in-Progress Session

This work-in-progress session presents cutting-edge research on various cybersecurity topics. Matt Renzelmann and Kevin Roundy discuss "DilloDie: Removing Armadillo Tamper-Protection," exploring its implications on software security. Swetha Krishnan and Giridhar Ravipati delve into "NFS Failure Policy Fingerprinting" to enhance file system reliability. Haris Volos and Hidayat Teonadi highlight "Web Trust Boundaries and Security Vulnerabilities" to assess web security risks. Additional topics include scalable algorithms, fuzz testing by biased thread scheduling, and binary modification techniques by Greg Cooksey and Nate Rosenblum.

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CS 739 Work-in-Progress Session

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  1. CS 739 Work-in-Progress Session • "DilloDie: Removing Armadillo Tamper-Protection", Matt Renzelmann, Kevin Roundy • “NFS Failure Policy Fingerprinting”, Swetha Krishnan, Giridhar Ravipati • “Web Trust Boundaries and Security Vulnerabilities”, Haris Volos, Hidayat Teonadi • “Implementing Scalable Tree-based Algorithms using MRNet”, Ting Chen, Mark Cowlishaw • “Fuzz Testing by Biased Thread Scheduling”, Derek Hower, Andrew Phelps • “Xen and the Art of Binary Modification”, Greg Cooksey, Nate Rosenblum

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