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263 papers
AI-Driven Adaptive Adversaries and the Erosion of Cryptographic Trust in Public Key Systems
Petar Radanliev
This paper examines the erosion of Public Key Cryptography (PKC) security under adaptive adversarial optimisation driven by artificial intelligence. The problem addressed is the gr…
Operationalising Artificial Intelligence Bills of Materials (AIBOMs) for Verifiable AI Provenance and Lifecycle Assurance
Petar Radanliev, Omar Santos, Carsten Maple +1
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly dependent on complex, multi-layered software supply chains that introduce challenges for reproducibility, transparency, and se…
A PPA-Driven 3D-IC Partitioning Selection Framework with Surrogate Models
Shang Wang, Shuai Liu, Owen Randall +1
3D-IC netlist partitioning is commonly optimized using proxy objectives, while final PPA is treated as a costly evaluation rather than an optimization signal. This proxy-driven par…
SBOMs into Agentic AIBOMs: Schema Extensions, Agentic Orchestration, and Reproducibility Evaluation
Petar Radanliev, Carsten Maple, Omar Santos +1
Software supply-chain security requires provenance mechanisms that support reproducibility and vulnerability assessment under dynamic execution conditions. Conventional Software Bi…
On The Effectiveness of the UK NIS Regulations as a Mandatory Cybersecurity Reporting Regime
Junade Ali, Chris Hicks
Existing cybersecurity literature lacks a source of empirical, representative data as to the true nature of cyberattacks on Critical National Infrastructure. We have obtained UK-wi…
Variational views for self-supervised learning in radio astronomy
Johnny Joseph Alphonse, Anna M. M. Scaife
Modern astronomical surveys are producing progressively larger and more complex datasets, making traditional supervised approaches that rely on extensive labelled catalogues increa…