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Conferences

Phish Out of Water: A Large-Scale Study of Phishing Email Cues

Author(s)
Jody Jacobs, Shanee Dawkins, Julia Sharp, Katherine Garcia, Brandon Pearson, Warda Usman, Alycia Carey, Joshua Reynolds, Chris Fennell
This poster presents the results of a study on people's perceptions of phishing email cues. The study, conducted in collaboration with Walmart's information...

EZ-SAVE: Evaluation of Easy-to-Deploy Source Address Validation Policies

Author(s)
Nicholas Scaglione, Justin Furuness, Yossi Gilad, Hemi Leibowitz, Cameron Morris, Bing Wang, Amir Herzberg, Kotikalapudi Sriram
The lack of Source Address Validation (SAV) is a major vulnerability of the Internet, abused in many Denial of Service (DoS) and other attacks. Several IETF...

Accurate Volume Determination for Low Gas Flow Standards

Author(s)
Jodie Pope, Christopher Crowley, Max Low, John Wright, Aaron Johnson
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed the Semiconductor Low Flow Standard (SLowFlowS), a new rate-of-rise (RoR) gas flow...

Link-to-System Mapping for 5G NR Sidelink System Simulations

Author(s)
Thomas Henderson, Peng Liu, Chunmei Liu, Fernando Cintron
We describe extensions to the Network Simulator version 3 (ns-3) New Radio (NR) sidelink simulator for higher-fidelity packet error models based on an extensive...

U.S. Election Expert Perspectives on End-to-End Verifiable Voting Systems

Author(s)
Julie Haney, Shanee Dawkins, Sandra Prettyman, Mary Theofanos, Kristen Greene, Kristin Koskey, Jody Jacobs
By using cryptographic techniques, end-to-end verifiable (E2EV) voting systems have been proposed as a way to increase voter trust and confidence in elections...

Lucky Packets and Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Author(s)
Jace Smuszkiewicz, Terrence Jones, Andrew Novick, Demetrios Matsakin
For users of the network time protocol (NTP), a "lucky packet" is defined as one which is returned back to the client with very short roundtrip travel time over...
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