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Netfuzzlib: Adding First-Class Fuzzing Support to?Network Protocol Implementationsmizations, where in our evaluations it improved fuzzing speed by a factor ranging from roughly 10 to 600. By using this framework it becomes significantly easier to fuzz and symbolically analyze Linux network programs.

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: Detecting and?Isolating Mercurial Cores at?the?Booting Stageate mercurial cores. With BootRIST, the system and software can correctly run on CPUs with mercurial cores. We have implemented a prototype of BootRIST and deployed it on an Arm Linux server to perform an extensive evaluation. The empirical studies demonstrate that BootRIST can effectively detect and isolate mercurial cores at the booting stage.

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: Turning Dark Web Pages into Open Source INTelligencess. Our results demonstrate that our crawler effectively extracts pages handling security protocols while preserving anonymity and avoiding detection. Our proposed dark web crawler can be used for several applications, including threat intelligence, cybersecurity, and online investigations.

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Process Identity-Based Firewallingll ruleset by annotating packets with HMACs as IP options. In an effort to reduce the difficulty of integrating our solution with existing software stacks, we offer . and . extensions that are capable of ascertaining the compliance of intercepted traffic with said ruleset.

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Review the?Cuckoo Hash-Based Unbalanced Private Set Union: Leakage, Fix, and?Optimizationr attack’s success probability and highlight how Tu’s parameter choices lead to leaks. To counter these vulnerabilities, we offer two mitigation strategies with different tradeoffs. Finally, we optimize the p-RPMT protocol by introducing a new shuffled-PMT (s-PMT), which eliminates one permutation round at no extra cost.

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Conference proceedings 2024024, held in Bydgoszcz, Poland, during September 16–20, 2024...The 86 full papers presented in these proceedings were carefully reviewed and selected from 535 submissions. They were organized in topical sections as follows:..Part I: Security and Machine Learning...Part II: Network, Web, Hardware and

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