Our paper submitted to Elsevier Computers & Security got accepted. This work was done by Dr. Mitsuaki Akiyama, NTT Network Technology Labs. Congrats Akiyama-san!
M. Akiyama, T. Yagi, T. Yada, T. Mori, and Y. Kadobayashi,
“Analyzing the Ecosystem of Malicious URL Redirection Through Longitudinal Observation from Honeypots,”
Elsevier Computers & Security, vol. xx, issue xx, xx 2017, Pages xxxx–xxxx [online version] (in press)
Sun-san presented a poster at ACM CCS 2016. We got many useful feedback from the attendees.
Bo Sun, Akinori Fujino, and Tatsuya Mori,
“Toward Automating the Generation of Malware Analysis Reports Using the Sandbox Logs,” (poster presentation) 23rd ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security 2016 (ACM CCS 2016), Vienna, Austria, Oct 2016. [paper] (acceptance rate: 41.3%=38/92)
We presented the following three invited talks at the network security workshop of the 42nd APAN meeting. All these talks make use of machine learning techniques to solve the network security problems.
BTW, we survived the Typhoon Nida, which hit us at the venue. Look at the power of pink!
D2の畑田さんとM1の星野君が山口市で開催された情報通信システムセキュリティ研究会（ICSS研究会）で下記の発表をしました。6月の研究会は6つの研究専門委員会の併催で、とても活況でした。
Presented our poster work at SOUPS 2016. We got many useful feedback from the attendees. We are proud that there were no works except ours that performed the replication study, which plays a vital role in scientific research. Also, I should note that this work was done by the great effort of Ota-kun who graduated this spring and was not able to attend the conference.
Based on the findings we extracted through this preliminary work, we are planning to develop tools/systems that improve the usability of authentication for visually impaired person. We also plan to extend our study for generic handicapped people.
Yuya Ota, Akira Kanaoka, and Tatsuya Mori,
“I’m Stuck, Too!” Revisiting Difficulties of Using Web Authentication Mechanisms for Visually Impaired Person (poster), SOUPS 2016 [PDF]
