Workshop Overview
The Learning from Authoritative Security Experiment Results (LASER) workshop series focuses on learning from and improving cybersecurity experiment results. The workshop strives to provide a highly interactive, collegial environment for discussing and learning from experimental methodologies, execution, and results. Ultimately, the workshop seeks to foster a dramatic change in the experimental paradigm for cybersecurity research, improving the overall quality and reporting of practiced science.
Each year, the LASER committee chooses a slightly different focus and approach to help the community reach the overall goals of the effort.
This year, the LASER workshop invites participation by authors of accepted NDSS papers to come together to explore and discuss the experimental aspects of their work. Conference papers all too often must focus on research results and contain limited discussion of the experimental aspects of the work. LASER will provide authors the opportunity to lead focused discussion on the experimental approaches and methodologies used to obtain their results.
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Proceedings & Materials
Papers, Slides & Videos
- Detecting DolphinAttacks Based on Microphone Array NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video
- Taking a Closer Look at the Alexa Skill Ecosystem LASER Slides PDF NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video
- Screen Gleaning: Receiving and Interpreting Pixels by Eavesdropping on Video Signals without a Line of Sight LASER Slides PDF NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video
- The Nuts and Bolts of Building FlowLens LASER Paper PDF LASER Slides PDF NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video
- Panel: Experiment Artifact Sharing: Challenges and Solutions
- Experimental Evaluation of a Binary-level Symbolic Analyzer for Spectre: Binsec/Haunted LASER Paper PDF LASER Slides PDF NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video
- On Building the Data-Oblivious Virtual Environment LASER Paper PDF LASER Slides PDF NDSS Paper PDF NDSS Video