Conference Brief — 2026-10-22
Laser-based phantom motion injection attacks, security pitfalls in multi-CPU systems, and side-channel vulnerabilities from write port contention.
Laser-based phantom motion injection attacks, security pitfalls in multi-CPU systems, and side-channel vulnerabilities from write port contention.
A batch of NDSS papers covering URL shortening service abuse, GPU driver fuzzing, ZK compiler testing, and latency improvements for DAG-based consensus.
Evaluations of Rust-based security frameworks, a taxonomy of hybrid PQC-QKD protocols, and prioritizing microservice requests via retries.
New work from NDSS 2026, including intent fuzzing, container desynchronization risks, and memory backdoor attacks on neural networks.
Hardware side channels through power telemetry, nested enclaves in CVMs, contextual vulnerability scoring, agentic repair, and fuzzing tool boundaries.