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s3eurecom retweeted
11 Feb 2025
You want to dump the physical memory of a Linux system but can't load a kernel driver or use /proc/kcore? Try Lemon, a CO-RE eBPF program that dumps the entire physical memory in LiME format. Developed by Sudharsun Lakshmi Narasimhan and me at @s3eurecom
github.com/eurecom-s3/lemon
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s3eurecom retweeted
19 Nov 2024
The preprint of the paper of @drac_37 with @BloodyTangerine and @CayreRomain is available here: s3.eurecom.fr/docs/acsac24_a…
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s3eurecom retweeted
19 Nov 2024
The first #ACSAC2024 #PaperPreview today is Ayoub et al.'s Bluescream, where they investigate how an attacker can manipulate #Bluetooth Low Energy to enable the long-distance EM #sidechannel #attack called Screaming Channels: openconf.org/acsac2024/modul…
#cybersecurity
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s3eurecom retweeted
17 Sep 2024
An Assistant Professor position in the S3 group -(@s3eurecom) at @EURECOM in vulnerability detection, analysis, exploitation, and/or remediation is still open. It is still time to send your applications!
eurecom.fr/en/job/vulnerabil…
Feel free to ask me any questions !
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s3eurecom retweeted
22 Apr 2024
We are setting up a user study to measure the impact of LLMs during the Reverse Engineering process.
If you have ever used LLMs for reversing, click here to start the survey (5 mins) 👉 forms.gle/tKBdNjAKE5oyPqet7
You can leave your email address for the second phase-with prizes💰
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s3eurecom retweeted
28 Feb 2024
Congratulations to Karim El Defrawy, @aurelsec , Daniele Perito, & adviser Gene Tsudik who received the "Test of Time Award 2024" from @NDSSSymposium for their 2012 paper "SMART: Secure and Minimal Architecture for (Establishing Dynamic) Root of Trust." eurecom.fr/publication/3536
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6 Feb 2024
Interested in an internship at the S3 group (@balzarot @aurelsec @packm4d @francozappa @CayreRomain) at @eurecom ? Apply here: forms.gle/ugHrwEnopwgP4JHx9
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s3eurecom retweeted
19 Dec 2023
Transitioning from 'S4' to 'S3' in my academic journey, stemming from 'S²' (my initials). I completed my Ph.D. at S4Lab, Sharif University, and now continue this pursuit as a postdoc at 'S3' (@s3eurecom). (S)tay tuned as I explore more 'Ss' to uncover and address vulnerabilities!
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s3eurecom retweeted
9 Aug 2023
I've just presented "Humans vs. Machines in Malware Classification" at @USENIXSecurity
Hope to see you for a beer, folks!
usenix.org/conference/usenix…
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s3eurecom retweeted
6 May 2023
Looking for faculty positions in system security? @s3eurecom is an amazing group at @EURECOM working on key problems in our area 🧑🔬👨🔬👩🔬. Also, the location is not too bad either 🌴⛵️
5 May 2023
Announcement! @eurecom is opening an assistant professor position in systems security!
In particular, on the topic of vulnerability detection, analysis, exploitation, and/or remediation. See the full offer here:
eurecom.fr/en/job/digital-se…
Feel free to ask me for any questions!
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s3eurecom retweeted
5 May 2023
Announcement! @eurecom is opening an assistant professor position in systems security!
In particular, on the topic of vulnerability detection, analysis, exploitation, and/or remediation. See the full offer here:
eurecom.fr/en/job/digital-se…
Feel free to ask me for any questions!
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s3eurecom retweeted
9 May 2022
In our @IEEESP 2022 paper #NoiseSDR, @aurelsec and I build a software-defined radio transmitter out of unprivileged software and electromagnetic noise, with applications in exfiltration, tracking and injection in other receivers.
s3.eurecom.fr/docs/oakland22…
github.com/eurecom-s3/noise-…
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s3eurecom retweeted
5 Apr 2022
I am proud/happy/excited to announce that I have been hired as an assistant professor at @EURECOM in the @s3eurecom group.
I've been thinking about this for a while, and I would say the main points I want to build my career on are mainly three:
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s3eurecom retweeted
7 Apr 2022
Time for conclusions. Almost 2 weeks ago I managed to obtain my Ph.D. @s3eurecom. Before moving on (and forgetting all) I collected some thoughts/ideas about my personal experience in a stream-of-consciousness post for future MSc students/current PhDs.
elmanto.github.io/posts/gett…
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s3eurecom retweeted
10 Jan 2022
For those who are interested, there has been quite a lot of work in this area recently:
- Sysmon for Linux: github.com/Sysinternals/Sysi…
-@ryandmaggio et al. : "Seance: Divination of tool-breaking changes in forensically important
binaries"
-@zznop_: zznop.com/2022/01/02/automat…
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s3eurecom retweeted
10 Jan 2022
Excited to share that our (@balzarot) paper "AutoProfile: Towards Automated Profile Generation For Memory Analysis" has been accepted at ACM TOPS 🎉
In this paper we automatically generate a @volatility Linux profile starting from a memory dump.
#memoryforensics #dfir
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s3eurecom retweeted
13 Dec 2021
In our work "The evidence beyond the wall: Memory forensics in SGX environments" we investigate how to perform memory forensics analysis on machines running SGX enclaves. Check it out at authors.elsevier.com/c/1eAsD… or s3.eurecom.fr/docs/fsi21_oli…
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s3eurecom retweeted
17 Nov 2021
Did you know how many websites that you visit are known to tracking organizations and how fast do they learn about your browsing history? We answer those questions in our #usesec22 paper available here s3.eurecom.fr/docs/usenixsec… . Check it out!
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s3eurecom retweeted
2 Dec 2021
Very happy to see that other people enjoyed it and, more importantly, that they see the huge amount of potential future research connected to this study
2 Dec 2021
"The Convergence of Source Code and Binary Vulnerability Discovery – A Case Study"
A super-interesting study on applying static analysis tools on decompiler output. A step towards bridging the gap between binary and source analysis
s3.eurecom.fr/docs/asiaccs22…
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Last Friday @s3eurecom gave away a new PhD, huge congrats to Dr. @_DarioNisi! (In the photo Dario looks sad, but it's just because he lost his first ping pong match as a Dr. He was quite happy for passing his PhD defense... but yeah, he thought a phd was enough to win at life 😂)
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