USA 2017: 15 New Briefings Announced

As our Review Board members continue to work their way through a record number of submissions, we are releasing new selections in batches. Below are the most recently announced Briefings, with links to their abstracts.

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• Automated Detection of Vulnerabilities in Black-Box Routers (and Other Network Devices)
  by Gabi Nakibly
• Big Game Theory Hunting: The Peculiarities of Human Behavior in the InfoSec Game
  by Kelly Shortridge
• Cloak & Dagger: From Two Permission to Complete Control of the UI Feedback Loop
  by Yanick Fratantonio, Simon Pak Ho Chung, Wenke Lee, Chenxiong Qian
• Cyber Wargaming: Lessons Learned in Influencing Security Stakeholders Inside and Outside Your Organization
  by Jason Nichols
• Developing Trust and Gitting Betrayed
  by Clint Gibler, Noah Beddome
• Don't Trust the DOM: Bypassing XSS Mitigations via Script Gadgets
  by Sebastian Lekies, Krzysztof Kotowicz, Eduardo Vela
• Electronegativity - A Study of Electron Security
  by Luca Carettoni
• Friday the 13th: JSON Attacks
  by Alvaro Muñoz, Oleksandr Mirosh
• Garbage In, Garbage Out: How Purportedly Great Machine Learning Models can be Screwed Up by Bad Data
  by Hillary Sanders
• Network Automation is Not Your Safe Haven: Protocol Analysis and Vulnerabilities of Autonomic Network
  by Omar Eissa
• New Adventures in Spying 3G and 4G Users: Locate, Track & Monitor
  by Ravishankar Borgaonkar, Lucca Hirschi, Andrew Martin, Shinjo Park, Jean-Pierre Seifert, Altaf Shaik
• SS7 Attacker Heaven Turns into Riot: How to Make Nation-State and Intelligence Attackers' Lives Much Harder on Mobile Networks
  by Martin Kacer, Philippe Langlois
• The Active Directory Botnet
  by Ty Miller, Paul Kalinin
• The Adventures of AV and the Leaky Sandbox
  by Itzhak Kotler, Amit Klein
• Why Most Cyber Security Training Fails and What We Can Do About it
  by Arun Vishwanath