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Newest #PurdueCS faculty member, @davejingtian #codaspy19 outstanding poster award 👇

The #codaspy19 organization team would like to thank everyone who helped make this year a success. We hope that you have enjoyed the conference as much as we did! We would also like to thank @TheOfficialACM @UT_Dallas for their great contribution to the success of the conference.

Save the best for last. #codaspy19 Best Paper Award goes to “A Study of Data Store-based Home Automation” authored by Kaushal Kafle @KaushalKafle, Kevin Moran @kevpmo, Sunil Manandhar, Adwait Nadkarni @adwait_nadkarni and Denys Poshyvanyk (@williamandmary @STEM_at_WM). Congrats!

#codaspy19 outstanding paper award goes to “Efficient and Precise Information Flow Control for Machine Code through Demand-Driven Secure Multi-Execution” authored by Tobias Pfeffer, Thomas Göthel, and Sabine Glesner (@TUBerlin). Congratulations!

Congratulations to Ehsan Hesamifard, Hassan Takabi (@UNTsocial) and Mehdi Ghasemi (University of Saskatchewan) on winning the #codaspy19 best poster award! The winning poster is entitled “Deep Neural Networks Classification over Encrypted Data.”

#codaspy19 outstanding poster award goes to “A Practical Intel SGX Setting for Linux Containers in the Cloud” authored by Dave Tian, Joseph Choi @choijosephi, Grant Hernandez, Patrick Traynor, and Kevin Butler @kevinrbbutler (@UF). Congratulations!

#codaspy19 outstanding poster award goes to “Scaling Cryptographic Techniques by Exploiting Data Sensitivity at a Public Cloud” authored by Sharad Mehrotra, Shantanu Sharma @tweet_shantanu (@UCIrvine) and Jeffrey Ullman (@Stanford). Congratulations!

Dr. Elena Ferrari of @Uni_Insubria received #codaspy19 Research Award. “For lasting and pioneering research contributions to data and applications security and privacy: from novel access control models in the 1990s to trust models and privacy...” codaspy.org/awards.html

@acmcodaspy is always one of the favorite conferences for us. #codaspy19

The ACM International Workshop on Security and Privacy Analytics #IWSPA held its fifth gathering at #codaspy19. The program featured two tutorials on clustering for security challenges and privacy preserving data mining.

Pics (2) from SDN-NFV Security 2019. Scholars from @CUBoulder, @Penn, @UMassLowell, @UNLincoln and @UTSA presented their work on securing the two emerging networking paradigms. #codaspy19

Pics (1) from SDN-NFV Security 2019. Scholars from @CUBoulder, @Penn, @UMassLowell, @UNLincoln, @UTSA, @ASU and @ClemsonUniv presented their work on securing the two emerging networking paradigms. #codaspy19

Dr. Jeremy Daily of @utulsa was giving a keynote on heavy vehicle digital forensics at the inaugural ACM Workshop on Automotive Cybersecurity #AutoSec19 #codaspy19

It was me running the account in the past two days.#codaspy19

Howdy from the DFW airport! Unfortunately, I have to leave the conference early. But I wish you all enjoy the last day of #codaspy19. We will have two more technical sessions, three workshops, and one last keynote talk today.

Grateful for the opportunity to share our work, "A Practical Intel SGX Setting for Linux Containers in the Cloud," at CODASPY19. @davejingtian @Digital_Cold @kevinrbbutler @patrickgtraynor @uf_fics @acmcodaspy #codaspy19

AI+Cyber Security+Big Data. The panel in the afternoon sparked creativity in the conference room. Thanks to the panelists for their inspiring thoughts and valuable contribution. Check out more info about the panelists at codaspy.org/panelists.html #codaspy19

#Codaspy19 an application of #AI and #ML to identifying spam! Note: #TrendMicro has been doing this since 2004.

#Codaspy19 panel on AI + Cybersecurity + Big Data

@yjeon82 ‘s presentation concluded a fruitful morning at #codaspy19. After the lunch break, we will start the panel discussion soon.

#Codaspy19 panel on AI + Cybersecurity + Big Data

@acmcodaspy is always one of the favorite conferences for us. #codaspy19

#Codaspy19 detects novel IoT malware - highly exceptional effectiveness - from Singapore Univ of Technology and Design #SUTD

#Codaspy19 by generating a fake "authentication-rejected" message, an attacker can drive a cellphone into "Emergency-Call-Only" mode.

#Codaspy19 Software library updates do not get incorporated for months. #CyberSecurity Wasenda Univ and NTT research - this means faulty code remains in production far too long.

#Codaspy19 an application of #AI and #ML to identifying spam! Note: #TrendMicro has been doing this since 2004.

The ghost is in the machine! What should we do? Dr. Engin Kirda of Northeastern University (@Northeastern) and @lastlineinc is giving a keynote talk on how to use AI and machine learning to detect security threats RIGHT!#codaspy19

#codaspy19 outstanding poster award goes to “A Practical Intel SGX Setting for Linux Containers in the Cloud” authored by Dave Tian, Joseph Choi @choijosephi, Grant Hernandez, Patrick Traynor, and Kevin Butler @kevinrbbutler (@UF). Congratulations!

Kick off Tuesday with coffee, pastry, and a series of good presentations. #codaspy19

Save the best for last. #codaspy19 Best Paper Award goes to “A Study of Data Store-based Home Automation” authored by Kaushal Kafle @KaushalKafle, Kevin Moran @kevpmo, Sunil Manandhar, Adwait Nadkarni @adwait_nadkarni and Denys Poshyvanyk (@williamandmary @STEM_at_WM). Congrats!

#codaspy19 outstanding poster award goes to “Scaling Cryptographic Techniques by Exploiting Data Sensitivity at a Public Cloud” authored by Sharad Mehrotra, Shantanu Sharma @tweet_shantanu (@UCIrvine) and Jeffrey Ullman (@Stanford). Congratulations!

While enjoying the great food and drink, don’t forget to vote for the best posters!#codaspy19 #TexasBBQ rocks!

We started Day 2 of #codaspy19 with a keynote from Dr. Anupam Joshi of @UMBC. In this talk, he shared his projects on using AI to detect cybersecurity threats and manage access control.

The session on IoT and smart device security features four papers from @UCIrvine, @UTSA, @williamandmary, and @sutdsg. They cover the security issues identified in smart homes, smart cars, home automation, and Honeypots in IoT devices.#codaspy19

Dr. Jeremy Daily of @utulsa was giving a keynote on heavy vehicle digital forensics at the inaugural ACM Workshop on Automotive Cybersecurity #AutoSec19 #codaspy19

#codaspy19 facts: 119 submissions from 27 countries in Asia, Europe, North America and South America. 28 accepted, acceptance rate: 0.24. 126 registered participants from all over the world.

The ACM International Workshop on Security and Privacy Analytics #IWSPA held its fifth gathering at #codaspy19. The program featured two tutorials on clustering for security challenges and privacy preserving data mining.

#codaspy19 outstanding paper award goes to “Efficient and Precise Information Flow Control for Machine Code through Demand-Driven Secure Multi-Execution” authored by Tobias Pfeffer, Thomas Göthel, and Sabine Glesner (@TUBerlin). Congratulations!

Congratulations to Ehsan Hesamifard, Hassan Takabi (@UNTsocial) and Mehdi Ghasemi (University of Saskatchewan) on winning the #codaspy19 best poster award! The winning poster is entitled “Deep Neural Networks Classification over Encrypted Data.”

Pics (2) from SDN-NFV Security 2019. Scholars from @CUBoulder, @Penn, @UMassLowell, @UNLincoln and @UTSA presented their work on securing the two emerging networking paradigms. #codaspy19