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2024 Qualcomm Product Security Summit
May 15 - May 17
Presentations from the 2023 Qualcomm Product Security Summit
- A dark side of UEFI: the same classes of vulnerabilities can affect multiple silicon ecosystems – Alex Matrosov
- Incident response at Qualcomm: Deriving value from the fires – Scott Bauer
- The Current and Future of Post-Quantum Cryptography – Reza Azarderakhsh
- Shooting Cryptographic Fish in a Barrel – Nadia Heninger
- SyzDescribe: Principled, Automated, Static Generation of Syscall Descriptions for Kernel Drivers – Yu Hao
- Automated and Hardwareless Firmware Fuzzing – Tobias Scharnowski
- Emulating Renesas RH850 for fun and vulnerability research – Damien Cauquil
- Do you trust your system interconnect? Toward safe and secure on-chip communications in modern SoCs – Francesco Restuccia
- MLIR is the future of program analysis – Peter Goodman
- Upcoming government regulation/certification of hardware and software – Bert Hubert
- Proving firmware supply chain security: Dealing with non-public input in reproducible system images – René Mayrhofer and Martin Schwaighofer
- Enhancing Vulnerability Information Using Automated Analysis – Trevor Dunlap
- ARGUS: A Framework for Staged Static Taint Analysis of GitHub Workflows and Actions – Igibek Koishybayev
- Ozymandias: Towards Scalability of Symbolic Execution – Nilo Redini
- Ethical Frameworks and Computer Security Scenarios – Yasemin Acar, Tadayoshi Kohno
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