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14 papers
Tango or Square Dance? How Tightly Should we Integrate Network Functionality in Browsers?
Alex Davidson, Matthias Frei, Marten Gartner +5
The question at which layer network functionality is presented or abstracted remains a research challenge. Traditionally, network functionality was either placed into the core netw…
Nitriding: A tool kit for building scalable, networked, secure enclaves
Philipp Winter, Ralph Giles, Moritz Schafhuber +1
Enclave deployments often fail to simultaneously be secure (e.g., resistant to side channel attacks), powerful (i.e., as fast as an off-the-shelf server), and flexible (i.e., uncon…
The Impact of User Location on Cookie Notices (Inside and Outside of the European Union)
Rob van Eijk, Hadi Asghari, Philipp Winter +1
The web is global, but privacy laws differ by country. Which set of privacy rules do websites follow? We empirically study this question by detecting and analyzing cookie notices i…
Security, Privacy, and Decentralization in Web3
Philipp Winter, Anna Harbluk Lorimer, Peter Snyder +1
Much of the recent excitement around decentralized finance (DeFi) comes from hopes that DeFi can be a secure, private, less centralized alternative to traditional finance systems.…
Chocolatine: Outage Detection for Internet Background Radiation
Andreas Guillot, Romain Fontugne, Philipp Winter +4
The Internet is a complex ecosystem composed of thousands of Autonomous Systems (ASs) operated by independent organizations; each AS having a very limited view outside its own netw…
How Do Tor Users Interact With Onion Services?
Philipp Winter, Anne Edmundson, Laura M. Roberts +3
Onion services are anonymous network services that are exposed over the Tor network. In contrast to conventional Internet services, onion services are private, generally not indexe…