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Title | 17th Workshop On Offensive Technologies (WOOT |
Description | 17th IEEE Workshop on Offensive WOOT 2023 Home Keynotes --> Program Call for Papers Artifact Evaluation Committee Sponsors IEEE S&P 17th IEEE Workshop on Offensive Technologies May 25 |
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WOOT 2023 Home Keynotes --> Program Call for Papers Artifact Evaluation Committee Sponsors IEEE S&P 17th IEEE Workshop on Offensive Technologies May 25, 2023, co-located with IEEE S&P Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Mastodon Overview The Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT) aims to present a broad picture of offense and its contributions, bringing together researchers and practitioners across all areas of computer security. Offensive security has changed from a hobby to an industry. No longer an exercise for isolated enthusiasts, offensive security is today a large-scale operation managed by organized, capitalized actors. Meanwhile, the landscape has shifted: software used by millions is built by startups less than a year old, delivered on mobile phones and surveilled by national signals intelligence agencies. In the field’s infancy, offensive security research was conducted separately by industry, independent hackers, or in academia. Collaboration between these groups was |
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