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I’m thrilled to join the technical program committees of the Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT) and the USENIX Security Symposium (SEC). Lots of good papers ahead 😄

Since January 2020 we’ve been working on a security analysis of Bluetooth cross-transport key-derivation (CTKD). In May 2020 we reported to the Bluetooth SIG a set of CTKD vulnerabilities and related attacks (i.

BIAS + KNOB attack against Bluetooth: All the WAC talks are available on YouTube

I’m glad to serve as a TPC member for ACM AsiaCCS 2021. The first round of submission deadline is approaching (21 August 2020), indeed submit your great research works! Those are the important dates:

I’m glad to give a talk about the KNOB and BIAS attacks on Bluetooth at the third Workshop on Attacks in Cryptography (WAC) co-located with CRYPTO 2020. The Workshop will be held online on Zoom the 16th of August 2020, and my talk will be from 13:20 to 14:00 (EDT) in the Attacks on Standards session (session IV).

The Network and System Security (NSS) 2020 conference paper submission deadline has been extended to 15 September 2020 (Anywhere on Earth) Please submit your research work! You can find more information in the NSS website and specifically in the CFP section.

Condivido con piacere Tutor Island il nuovo canale YouTube del mio amico e collega Paolo. Su questo canale potrete trovare tutorial in Italiano (e prossimamente anche in Inglese) su argomenti matematici, informatici e ingegneristici.

I’m glad to serve as a TPC member and publicity co-chair for the 14th International Conference on Network and System Security (NSS). The conference focuses on network and system security and welcomes papers from a broad range of topics including:

Here are the slides and the recording of our hardwear.io talk titled From Bluetooth Standard to Standard-Compliant 0-days:

Our new paper Key Negotiation Downgrade Attacks on Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy will appear in the ACM Transactions on Privacy and Security. Our paper extends our previous work on the KNOB attack on Bluetooth BR/EDR to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), presents an updated evaluation of the KNOB attack for Bluetooth BR/EDR and discusses some of the countermeasures put in place by vendors such as Google and Apple after the disclosure of the KNOB attack and the amendment of the Bluetooth standard.