Security, privacy, and cryptography
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Demo: EverParse: Automatic generation of formally verified secure parsers for cloud integrity
Speaker: Tahina Ramananandro, Principal Research Software Development Engineer, Microsoft Research Redmond DARPA and MITRE estimate that 80 percent of software security vulnerabilities have incorrect input validation as their root cause. In such scenarios, attackers provide…
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Research talks: Software supply chain security
The software development process has an extensive list of dependencies for building software, to include build inputs such as source code, open-source software (OSS), software development kits (SDKs), compilers, linkers, and other build tools. Securing…
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Panel: Data sharing in financial services: Unlocking new value with privacy-enhancing technologies
The financial services industry is on the verge of a foundational transformation, shifting from a set of discrete and self-contained functions to an intelligent set of services that embed within the experiences, business processes, and marketplaces…
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Research talk: Towards bridging between legal and technical approaches to data protection
Speaker: Kobbi Nissim, Professor, Georgetown University As computer systems become integrated into almost every aspect of society and are increasingly making decisions of legal significance, the need to bridge diverging (and sometimes conflicting) technical and…
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Towards Generating Real-World Time Series Data
Microsoft Research Blog
Privacy Preserving Machine Learning: Maintaining confidentiality and preserving trust
Machine learning (ML) offers tremendous opportunities to increase productivity. However, ML systems are only as good as the quality of the data that informs the training of ML models. And training ML models requires a…
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Privacy Preserving Machine Learning Innovation
Recent research has shown that deploying ML models can, in some cases, implicate privacy in unexpected ways. For example, pretrained public language models that are fine-tuned on private data can be misused to recover private information…