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ORCIDSecDev 2025: Indianapolis, IN, USA
- IEEE Secure Development Conference, SecDev 2025, Indianapolis, IN, USA, October 14-16, 2025. IEEE 2025, ISBN 979-8-3315-9595-1
- Michael Reeves, Tyler Morris, Clint Baxley:
Tutorial: Understanding Cyber Forensic Data Generation. 1-4 - Behnaz Hassanshahi, Trong Nhan Mai:
Invited Tutorial: Macaron - A Comprehensive Framework for Securing and Analyzing the Software Supply Chain. 1-2 - Andrew York, Mohammed Aldeen, Jingwen Yan, Pranav Silimkhan, Song Liao, Mert D. Pesé, Long Cheng:
A First Look at Privacy Compliance of Zoom Apps. 5-15 - Chenxi Hou, Chun Jie Chong, Zhihao Yao
, Hui Peng:
Catamaran: User Privacy Violation Detection in Mobile Logging. 16-28 - Kalyan Cheerla, Lotfi Ben Othmane, Kirill Morozov:
Comparison of Fully Homomorphic Encryption and Garbled Circuit Techniques in Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning Inference. 29-36 - Raushan Kumar Pandit, Kirill Morozov, Cihan Tunc:
Privacy-Preserving Medical Risk Assessment Using Homomorphic Encryption. 37-44 - Syafiq Al Atiiq, Christian Gehrmann, Karim Khalil, Kevin Dahlén:
Catching Common Vulnerabilities with Code Language Models. 45-57 - Ryan Zmuda, Russell Graves, Michael Shepherd, Scott Brookes:
SoK: Understanding CI/CD Security: A Comprehensive Review of Architecture, Attacks, and Defenses. 58-68 - Xu He, Shu Wang, Kun Sun:
PathFix: Automated Program Repair with Expected Path. 69-81 - Md Sajidul Islam Sajid, Shihab Ahmed, Ryan Sosnoski:
Secure Development of a Hooking-Based Deception Framework Against Keylogging Techniques. 82-91 - W. Y. Chen:
Secure and Policy-Aware Serverless Pipelines for Automated Data Governance on Google Cloud. 92-93 - Adam Jordan, Yong Chen:
User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) Enhanced Security Anomaly Detection in Enterprise DevSecOps Platforms. 94-104 - Simone Bozzolan, Stefano Calzavara, Florian Hantke, Ben Stock:
Behind the Curtain: A Server-Side View of Web Session Security. 105-117 - Narong Chaiwut, Nick Nikiforakis:
Time for Actions: A Longitudinal Study of the GitHub Actions Marketplace. 118-128 - Sabine Houy, Bruno Kreyssig, Timothée Riom, Alexandre Bartel, Patrick D. McDaniel:
SoK: A Practical Guideline and Taxonomy to LLVM's Control Flow Integrity. 129-141 - Tanmoy Sarkar Pias, Wenjia Song, Tahmina Sultana Priya, Sahil Dudani, Randy C. Marchany, Brad Tilley, Lingxiang Wang, Danfeng Daphne Yao:
On the Readiness of Enterprise-Scale Log Analysis Solutions Against Advanced Persistent Threats. 142-144 - Ronald E. Thompson III, Luke Boshar, Eugene Y. Vasserman, Daniel Votipka:
Navigating the Patchwork: Investigating the Availability &Consistency of Security Advisories. 145-155 - Kwangyun Keum, Dheeraj Kumar, Bogdan Barchuk, Sai Chand Boyapati, Rohit Deopura, Amir Rahmati:
Obfusc8: LLM-Augmented PowerShell Obfuscation. 156-168 - Angela Yan, Jiwon Kim, Benjamin E. Ujcich, Dave Jing Tian:
Exploiting Intent-Flow State Vulnerabilities in Intent-Based Networking. 169-175 - Ahmer Raza, Zhenkai Zhang:
Carot: A Secure RISC-V ECU with Trusted Execution and Moving Target Defense. 176-185 - Veena Krish, Amir Rahmati:
Understanding Minimal-Time Attacks on Reinforcement Learning Agents. 186-195 - Jayden Rogers, Niyaz Shakeel, Xiao Tan, Samantha Espinosa, Divya Mankani, Cade Chabra, Kaki Ryan, Cynthia Sturton:
Hardware Security Benchmarks for Open-Source SystemVerilog Designs. 196-203 - Ali Asgar Sohanghpurwala, Daniel Gibson, Scott J. Harper, Jonathan Graf, Timothy Dunham:
PV-Bit: Private Verification of FPGA Bitstreams Via Bitstream Equivalence Checking. 204-213
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