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Tentative Program (changes might occur)

Wednesday, 21 May 2025
Time
08:00-09:00	Registration
09:00-09:30	Conference Opening Hall City A
09:30-10:30	Invited Speaker Nastja Cepak, CREAPLUS, Slovenia Post-Quantum Cryptography and the Decade of Transition Hall City A
10:30-11:00	Coffee break ☕
11:00-12:40	IFIP SEC session 1: Privacy-enhancing technologies Hall City A	WISE SESSION session 1: Workforce and Curriculum Development Hall City B
	Advanced strategies for privacy preserving data publishing to improve multi-class classification. Tibo Laperre, Jenno Verdonck, Kevin De Boeck, Michiel Willocx, and Vincent Naessens.	WISE Opening Remarks
	COLIBRI: Optimizing Multi-Party Secure Neural Network Inference Time for Transformers. Daphnee Chabal, Tim Muller, Eloise Zhang, Dolly Sapra, Cees de Laat, and Zoltán Ádám Mann.	Expanding the Cybersecurity Workforce: Challenges, Current Practices and Future Directions in Attracting and Cultivating Multidisciplinary Talent. Christos Kallonas; Eliana Stavrou.
	SAAFL: Secure Aggregation for Label-Aware Federated Learning. Aftab Akram, Harry N. H. Pham , Melek Önen, Clémentine Gritti.	INFER: Enhancing Digital Forensics Education through Ready-to-Use Hands-on Labs with Portable Operating Environments. Tran Ngoc Bao Huynh; Haowen Xu; Brian Almaguer; Jun Dai; Xiaoyan Sun.
	“We’ve met some problems”: Developers’ Issues With Privacy-Preserving Computation Techniques on Stack Overflow. Patrick Kühtreiber, Sabrina Heimermann, Sebastian Schillinger, and Delphine Reinhardt.	An Evaluation Process for Tools that Build or Evidence Competency in Cybersecurity: Development and Lessons Learned. Stephen Miller; Christopher Simpson; Eugene Vasserman; Susanne Wetzel.
12:40-13:40	Lunch 🍝
13:40-15:20	IFIP SEC session 2: Emerging Threats and Countermeasures Hall City A	WISE session 2: Innovative Approaches to Cybersecurity Awareness Hall City B
	CoolTest: Improved Randomness Testing Using Boolean Functions. Jiří Gavenda and Marek Sýs.	The Cyber Range Lite Leonardo Martucci; Jonathan Magnusson; Tobias Vehkajärvi; Jonas Karlsson.
	Uncovering Robot Joint-Level Controller Actions from Encrypted Network Traffic. Cheng Tang, Diogo Barradas, Urs Hengartner, and Yue Hu.	A Car Hacking Mini-Unit for High School Cybersecurity Education Cooper Dean; Brian Almaguer; Timothy Buck; Nichole Kunkle; Christian Nguyen; Preet Patel; Anne Roberts; Marti Shirley; Huirong Fu; Xiaoyan Sun; Jun Dai.
	Generating and Attacking Passwords with Misspellings by Leveraging Homophones. Shiva Houshmand, Smita Ghosh, and Jared Maeyama.	Invited talk Steven Furnell Cybersecurity Awareness via Physical Games
	Facing the Challenge of Leveraging Untrained Humans in Malware Analysis. Benjamin Zi Hao Zhao, Hassan Jameel Asghar, Muhammad Ikram, Mohamed Ali Kaafar, Sean Lamont, and Daniel Coscia.
15:20-15:50	Coffee break ☕
15:50-16:10	WISE Workshop Intro: Advancing Digital Privacy Education: A Global Curriculum Initiative Gurvirender Tejay; Tamara Bonaci; Travis Breaux; Ümit Cali; Ernesto Cuadros-Vargas; Sara Foresti; Andrew McGettrick; Rajendra Raj; Kai Rannenberg; Andrew Seely. Hall City A
16:10-17:50	IFIP SEC session 3: Industrial and Critical Infrastructure Security Hall City A	WISE session 3: Gamification in Cybersecurity Education Hall City B
	Artefact Provenance Graphs for Anomaly Inference in Industrial Control Systems. Marco M. Cook and Dimitrios Pezaros.	Loss Aversion and Fixed Reward in Gamified Cyber Security Training. Nicole Carle; Jacques Ophoff; Lynsay Shepherd.
	Certified Secure Updates for IoT Devices. Alberto Tacchella, Emanuele Beozzo, Bruno Crispo, and Marco Roveri.	Improving Cyber Security Incident Response: A Collaborative Tabletop Game Approach. Andreas Seiler; Ulrike Lechner.
	LSAST: Enhancing Cybersecurity through LLM-supported Static Application Security Testing. Mete Keltek, Rong Hu, Mohammadreza Fani Sani, and Ziyue Li.	Gamified Defence: Practical Guidelines for Combating Social Engineering Attacks. Amandla Mpanza; Tapiwa Gundu; Lynn Futcher.
	FRAMICS: Functional Risk Assessment Methodology for Industrial Control Systems. Ahmed Elmarkez, Soraya Mesli-Kesraoui, Flavio Oquendo, and Pascal Berruet.	Lucky the Fish Teaches Children About Phishing. Given Mnisi; Gunther Drevin; Lynette Drevin.
18:00-19:00	City tour 🏫
19:00-21:00	Welcome Reception at the Oldest Vine House – Wine tasting 🍷

Thursday, 22 May 2025
Time
08:00-09:00	Registration
09:00-10:00	Invited Speaker Jaideep Vaidya, Rutgers University, USA – KBA award winner AI and Conceptions of Privacy Hall City A
10:00-10:30	Coffee Break ☕
10:30-12:10	IFIP SEC session 4: Privacy protection Hall City A		WISE session 4: Workshop Hall City B
	Post-Processing in Local Differential Privacy: An Extensive Evaluation and Benchmark Platform. Alireza Khodaie, Berkay Kemal Balioglu, and M. Emre Gursoy.		Workshop Advancing Digital Privacy Education: A Global Curriculum Initiative. Gurvirender Tejay; Tamara Bonaci; Travis Breaux; Ümit Cali; Ernesto Cuadros-Vargas; Sara Foresti; Andrew McGettrick; Rajendra Raj; Kai Rannenberg; Andrew Seely.
	Rubber Ducky Station: Advancing HID Attacks with Visual Data Exfiltration. August See, Thimo Grußendorf, Jona Laudan, and Mathias Fischer.
	PrivTru: A Privacy-by-Design Data Trustee Minimizing Information Leakage. Lukas Gehring and Florian Tschorsch.
	Towards a lightweight and privacy-friendly Architecture for Online Advertising. Maximilian Wittig and Doğan Kesdoğan.
12:10-12:40	Light lunch 🍝
12:40-13:30	IFIP SEC session 5: IoT security Hall City A	IFIP SEC session 6: Risk Management Hall City C	WISE session 3: Gamification in Cybersecurity Education Hall City B
	Future-Proof Asynchronous IoT Backups: An Evaluation of Secure IoT Data Recovery Considering Post-Quantum Threats. Dmytro Shvets, Edona Fasllija, Jakob Heher, and Stefan More.	Time is money: A temporal model of cybersecurity. Zoltán Ádám Mann.	Regulatory Challenges in Cybersecurity – A Critical Analysis of the EU AI Act. Frederic Tronnier; Sascha Löbner; Marie-Hermance Lacombe; Kai Rannenberg.
	Checking the Impact of Security Standardization – A Case Study on Bluetooth LE Pairing of Internet-of-Things Devices. Henrich C. Pöhls and Lukas Steffens.	Update at Your Own Risk: Analysis and Recommendations for Update-related Vulnerabilities. Ahmad B. Usman and Mikael Asplund.	Exposing the Gaps: The State of Supply Chain Coverage in Current Security Standards. Nico Mexis; Bjarne Lill; Yousef Doleh; Stefan Katzenbeisser.
14:00-22:00	Half-day excursion to Ptuj and conference dinner at the Dominican Monastery in Ptuj 🏰

Friday, 23 May 2025
Time
08:00-09:00	Registration
09:00-10:40	IFIP SEC session 7: Industrial and Critical Infrastructure Security Hall City A	WISE session 6: Curriculum and Research Development Hall City B	WNDSS: Opening, Keynote, Session 1 Hall City C
	Data Transformation for IDS: Leveraging Symbolic and Temporal Aspects. Enzo Zamaï, David Espes, Audrey C. Therrien, and Catherine Dezan.	A Transdisciplinary Approach to Embedding Cybersecurity Across the Curriculum of an Undergraduate Computing Degree Program in South Africa. Michael De Jager; Reolyn Heymann; Japie Greeff.	Opening
	SAFARI: a Scalable Air-gapped Framework for Automated Ransomware Investigation. Tommaso Compagnucci, Franco Callegati, Saverio Giallorenzo, Andrea Melis, Simone Melloni, and Alessandro Vannini.	Using Attack Trees for Security Education and Training: Simplifying Threat Analysis. Aliyu Tanko Ali; Damas Gruska.	Keynote Matt Bishop (University of California Davis, USA) Security Issues with Networked and Distributed Systems
	SAVA Deployment for Spoofed Source Attacks. Wenjie Yang, Yong Tang, and Wenyong Wang.	Integrating Security Concepts into Introductory Programming Courses. Alina Torbunova; Ivan Porres.	WNDSS Session 1: Security of Industrial Control Systems
	Lightweight and Persistent Remote Attestation: Leveraging a Continuous Chain of Trust in Software Integrity Measurements. Florian Kohnhäuser, Nicolas Coppik, Christian Göttel, and Sören Finster.	CSEC Foundations Guidelines. Matt Bishop; Philip Huff; Jun Dai; Melissa Dark.	A Novel Evidence-Based Threat Enumeration Methodology for ICS. Can Özkan and Dave Singelée.
10:40-11:10	Coffee break ☕
11:10-12:10	Invited Speaker Reinhard Posch, Institute of Applied Information Processing and Communications at Graz University of Technology, Austria eIDAS2 – a milestone for security in public services? Hall City A		WNDSS Session 2: Binary Protocols and Security of Smart Grids Hall City C
			Flatdc: Automatic Schema Reverse Engineering of FlatBuffers. August See, Lilly Sell, Benedikt Ostendorf, and Mathias Fischer.
			Security Metrics for False Data Injection in Smart Grids. Moritz Volkmann, Sascha Kaven, and Volker Skwarek.
12:10-13:10	Lunch 🍝
13:10-14:50	IFIP SEC session 8: Data and Application Security Hall City A	WISE session 7: IFIP 11.8 WG AGM and closing session Hall City B	WNDSS Session 3: Resilience, Anonymity Networks, and Liveness Detection Hall City C
	How stealthy is stealthy? Studying the Efficacy of Black-Box Adversarial Attacks in the Real World. Francesco Panebianco, Mario D’Onghia, Stefano Zanero, and Michele Carminati.	Annual working group AGM open to all members and WISE participants.	A Quantum Algorithm for Assessing Node Importance in the st-Connectivity Attack. Iain Burge, Michel Barbeau, and Joaquin Garcia-Alfaro.
	Certifiably robust malware detectors by design. Pierre-François Gimenez, Sarath Sivaprasad, and Mario Fritz.		BERMUDA: A BPSec-Compatible Key Management Scheme for DTNs. Fiona Fuchs, Felix Walter, and Florian Tschorsch.
	“You still have to study” – On the Security of LLM generated code. Andreas Schaad, Stefan Götz, and Dominik Binder.		Impact Analysis of Sybil Attacks in the Tor Network. Christoph Sendner, Dominik Schreider, and Alexandra Dmitrienko.
	Identifying and Analyzing Vulnerabilities and Exploits in On-Premises Kubernetes. Sunny Chowdhury and Florian Freund.		Time-Aware Face Anti-Spoofing with Rotation Invariant Local Binary Patterns and Deep Learning. Moritz Finke and Alexandra Dmitrienko.
14:50-15:20	Yves Deswarte Best Student Paper Award Closing session IFIP SEC 2026 Hall City A		WNDSS Session 4: IFIP WG11.4 Meeting & Closing Remarks Hall City C
15:20-15:50	Farewell refreshments and last chats 🥪

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