Darmstadt, Germany | May 15 – 16, 2017

• Prof. N. Asokan: Fast client-side phishing detection [Download from asokan.org (opens in new tab)]
• Dr. Sunny Consolvo: Exploratory studies of privacy- & security-related beliefs and practices [*]
• Prof. George Danezis: Modern anonymous Communications [PPT]
• Prof. Lucas Davi: Dangerous Bit Flips in Memory: Rowhammer Attacks and Defenses [PPTX]
• Sridhar Iyengar: Securing the Autonomous Automobile [PDF (opens in new tab)]
• Prof. Norbert Lütkenhaus: Protecting Privacy using Optical Quantum Communication [PDF (opens in new tab)]
• Prof. Christof Paar: How to Attack the IoT with hardware Trojans [PDF (opens in new tab)]
• Prof. Bart Preneel: The Future of Security [PDF (opens in new tab)]
• Prof. Peter Ryan: Securing the Foundations of Democracy [PDF (opens in new tab)]

* Dr. Consolvo can't publish her slides, but sent us the two papers the talk was based of:

• Matthews, T., O’Leary, K., Turner, A., Sleeper, M., Woelfer, J., Shelton, M., Manthorne, C., Churchill, E.F., & Consolvo, S. (2017). “Stories from survivors: Privacy & security practices when coping with intimate partner abuse.” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems: CHI '17.
• Matthews, T., Liao, K., Turner, A., Berkovich, M. Reeder, R., & Consolvo, S. (2016). “She’ll just grab any device that’s closer”: A Study of Everyday Device & Account Sharing in Households.” Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems: CHI '16.