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Juraj Somorovsky

@jurajsomorovsky.bsky.social
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Professor at Paderborn University, co-founder of Hackmanit. Used to break XML, now playing with TLS and crypto. Co-author of DROWN, EFAIL, and TLS-Attacker.

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Mathy Vanhoef @vanhoefm.bsky.social · 13/08/2025
At USENIX Security? Then check out: Studying the Use of CVEs in Academia, won distinguished paper award www.usenix.org/conference/u... Discovering and Exploiting Vulnerable Tunnelling Hosts, won most innovative research Pwnie @ DEFCON www.usenix.org/conference/u... Big thanks to all co-authors!!
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Felladonna @langsec.hacker.gf · 21/05/2025
you might find inspiration in joern's recent offensivecon talk. slides are at 0day.click/parser-diff-..., video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq_K...
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OffensiveCon25 - Joernchen - Parser Differentials: When Interpretation Becomes a Vulnerability
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Real World Crypto Symposium @rwc.iacr.org · 13/07/2025
The Call for Contributed Talks is now open for RWC 2026! And the deadline for submissions is now Oct. 10, 2025. rwc.iacr.org/2026/contrib...
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RWC 2026 call for papers
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Robert Merget (ic0ns) @ic0nz1.bsky.social · 08/07/2025
We found a new vulnerability in TLS. It's a variant of the ALPACA attack that bypasses current countermeasures. Relativly low impact - but great insight! Check it out: opossum-attack.com
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Freddy @freddyb.bsky.social · 02/07/2025
We just opened the Call-for-Papers for the German OWASP Day 2025. The event will be held November 25th-26th in Düsseldorf. god.owasp.de/2025/cfp.html We're looking for all sorts of presentations about web security and beyond for an audience of builders, breakers and defenders.
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German OWASP Day 2025
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Martin R. Albrecht @malb.bsky.social · 24/06/2025
Slides of my talk titled "Lattices give us KEMs and FHE, but where are the efficient lattice PETs? -- By Example of (Verifiable) Oblivious PRFs" given at spiqe-workshop.github.io are here: github.com/malb/talks/b... Thanks @kennyog.bsky.social and @jurajsomorovsky.bsky.social for inviting me.
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