12.08.2025
MCML at USENIX-Security 2025
Two Accepted Papers
34th USENIX Security Symposium, Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 13-15, 2025
We are happy to announce that MCML researchers have contributed a total of 2 papers to USENIX-Security 2025. Congrats to our researchers!
Main Track (2 papers)
T. Benoit • Y. Wang • M. Dannehl • J. Kinder
BLens: Contrastive Captioning of Binary Functions using Ensemble Embedding.
USENIX-Security 2025 - 34th USENIX Security Symposium. Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 13-15, 2025. PDF
BLens: Contrastive Captioning of Binary Functions using Ensemble Embedding.
USENIX-Security 2025 - 34th USENIX Security Symposium. Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 13-15, 2025. PDF
M. Windl • O. Akgul • N. Malkin • L. F. Cranor
Privacy Solution or Menace? Investigating Perceptions of Radio-Frequency Sensing.
USENIX-Security 2025 - 34th USENIX Security Symposium. Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 13-15, 2025. URL
Privacy Solution or Menace? Investigating Perceptions of Radio-Frequency Sensing.
USENIX-Security 2025 - 34th USENIX Security Symposium. Seattle, WA, USA, Aug 13-15, 2025. URL
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