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ORCID19th WOOT @ USENIX Security Symposium 2025: Seattle, WA, USA
- Jiska Classen, Alyssa Milburn:
19th USENIX WOOT Conference on Offensive Technologies, WOOT 2025, Seattle, WA, USA, August 11-12, 2025. USENIX Association 2025
Hardware Security
- Marius Muench, Aedan Cullen, Kévin Courdesses, Thomas Roth, Andrew D. Zonenberg:
Security through Transparency: Tales from the RP2350 Hacking Challenge. 1-17 - Andrew D. Zonenberg, Antony Moor, Daniel Slone, Lain Agan, Mario Cop:
Extraction of Secrets from 40nm CMOS Gate Dielectric Breakdown Antifuses by FIB Passive Voltage Contrast. 19-33 - Zhenyuan Liu, Dillibabu Shanmugam, Patrick Schaumont:
GlitchGlück: Enabling Software Vulnerabilities through Guided Hardware Fault Injection. 35-50
Hacking at a Distance
- Vladyslav Zubkov, Tommaso Sacchetti, Daniele Antonioli, Martin Strohmeier:
Bluetooth Security Testing with BlueToolkit: a Large-Scale Automotive Case Study. 51-68 - Chengsong Diao, Danielle Dang, Sierra Lira, Angela Tsai, Miro Haller, Nadia Heninger:
No Key, No Problem: Vulnerabilities in Master Lock Smart Locks. 69-85 - Seyyed Ali Ayati, Jin Hyun Park, Yichen Cai, Marcus Botacin:
Making Acoustic Side-Channel Attacks on Noisy Keyboards Viable with LLM-Assisted Spectrograms' "Typo" Correction. 87-101
Network Security
- Mehrdad Hajizadeh, Pegah Golchin, Ehsan Nowroozi, Maria Rigaki, Veronica Valeros, Sebastián García, Mauro Conti, Thomas Bauschert:
DeepRed: A Deep Learning-Powered Command and Control Framework for Multi-Stage Red Teaming Against ML-based Network Intrusion Detection Systems. 103-127 - Haya Schulmann, Shujie Zhao:
Stealth BGP Hijacks with uRPF Filtering. 129-138 - Anqi Chen, Cristina Nita-Rotaru:
FUZZVPN: Finding Vulnerabilities in OpenVPN. 139-158
Physical Attacks
- Valentin Huber, Marc Schink:
Be Write Back: An in-depth Study of Fault Injection Effects on FRAM Technology. 159-177 - Harishma Boyapally, Dirmanto Jap, Qianmei Wu, Fan Zhang, Shivam Bhasin:
Reality Check on Side-Channels: Lessons learnt from breaking AES on ARM Cortex-A72 processor with Out-of-Order Execution. 179-189 - Wooyeon Jo, Irfan Ahmed:
Oops, It Halted Again: Exploiting PLC Memory for Fun and Profit in Industrial Control Systems. 191-207
Application Security
- Gabriel Karl Gegenhuber, Philipp É. Frenzel, Maximilian Günther, Aljosha Judmayer:
Prekey Pogo: Investigating Security and Privacy Issues in WhatsApp's Handshake Mechanism. 209-227 - Manuel Karl, Louis Bettels, Martin Johns, David Klein:
Comma Separated Vulnerabilities: Detecting Formula Injection in the Wild. 229-247 - Jannik Hartung, Simon Koch, Martin Johns:
Extract: A PHP Foot-Gun Case Study. 249-262
Exploit All the Things
- Soufian El Yadmani, Robin The, Olga Gadyatskaya:
SecurePoC: A Helping Hand to Identify Malicious CVE Proof of Concept Exploits in GitHub. 263-282 - Anil Kurmus, Andrea Mambretti, Alessandro Sorniotti, Vincent Lenders, Damian Pfammatter, Bernhard Tellenbach:
SoK: Automating Kernel Vulnerability Discovery and Exploit Generation. 283-302 - Junho Lee, Jihoon Kwon, Hyuna Seo, Myeongyeol Lee, Hyungyu Seo, Jinho Jung, Hyungjoon Koo:
BOOTKITTY: A Stealthy Bootkit-Rootkit Against Modern Operating Systems. 303-320
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