Author: lie
Gavin’s paper on Emilia, a fuzzer for detecting Iago vulnerabilities to appear at NDSS 2021
Gavin and Viau’s paper, Emilia: Catching Iago in legacy code, describes a new way of detecting if your ...
DetailsHardware support for memory safety paper accepted to ASPLOS 2021
John’s paper describing our Internal-Fat Pointer (IFP) system for memory safety will appear at ASPLOS 2021. To ensure ...
DetailsDavid granted Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Secure and Reliable Systems
I have been granted a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in the most recent competition. I was a ...
DetailsCongratulations to John, Gavin, Wendy and Weicheng!
A big congratulations to Shengjie (John) Xu, Rongzhen (Gavin) Cui, Wenjun (Wendy) Qiu and Weicheng Cao for completing ...
DetailsCovid Alert, Privacy and Big Tech
As many residents of Canada probably have heard, the Canadian government launched a national Covid-19 exposure app, based ...
DetailsNew IEEE S&P Magazine Article and Paper on Covid-19 Smartphone Apps
Ever wonder about the proliferating support for security in hardware? It seems the computing industry has been hard ...
DetailsBeom Heyn (Ben) Kim Completes PhD
Congratulations to Ben Kim on succesfully defending his PhD thesis. It’s been a great honor to have him ...
DetailsIvan gave a great talk at Oakland 2020!
Our talk and paper on EASIER (pdf) a method for fuzzing device drivers without any porting and without ...
DetailsDavid Lie appointed to the Schwartz Reisman Research Leadership Team
I am honoured to have been appointed to the research leadership team of the newly created Schwartz Reisman ...
DetailsIvan’s on paper on “Ex-vivo dynamic analysis framework for Android device drivers” accepted to Oakland 2020!
A congratulations to Ivan on getting his paper accepted to Oakland Security 2020! The Preprint should be up ...
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