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Reinventing the Privilege Drop: How Principled Preservation of Programmer Intent Would Prevent Security Bugs

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Ira Ray Jenkins is a Ph.D. student in the Trust Lab at Dartmouth College. Working with Dr. Sean Smith and Dr. Sergey Bratus, his research is focused on security and trust throughout the software and hardware stack. Previous work includes Zigbee network protocol analysis, secure boot for resource constrained devices, and hardware-based trust within IoT networks.

Robustness of Deep Autoencoder in Intrusion Detection under Adversarial Contamination

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SecureMR: Secure MapReduce Computation Using Homomorphic Encryption and Program Partitioning

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Ana Milanova is an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Her research interests are in the areas of software engineering, compilers, and programming languages. Particularly, she is interested in program analysis and its applications to security, software verification, testing and understanding.

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