dblp: Andrei Sabelfeld dblp.org

CodeX: Contextual Flow Tracking for Browser Extensions.

doi.org·72w

Spider-Scents: Grey-box Database-aware Web Scanning for Stored XSS.

usenix.org·124w

FakeX: A Framework for Detecting Fake Reviews of Browser Extensions.

doi.org·124w

LazyTAP: On-Demand Data Minimization for Trigger-Action Applications.

doi.org·176w

LazyTAP: On-Demand Data Minimization for Trigger-Action Applications.

ieeexplore.ieee.org·176w

Poster: Data Minimization by Construction for Trigger-Action Applications.

doi.org·176w

Black Ostrich: Web Application Scanning with String Solvers.

doi.org·176w

Are chrome extensions compliant with the spirit of least privilege?

doi.org·229w

Outsourcing MPC Precomputation for Location Privacy.

doi.org·229w

DeDup.js: Discovering Malicious and Vulnerable Extensions by Detecting Duplication.

doi.org·229w

SecWasm: Information Flow Control for WebAssembly.

doi.org·229w

Hardening the security analysis of browser extensions.

doi.org·229w

Practical Data Access Minimization in Trigger-Action Platforms.

usenix.org·229w

CatNap: Leveraging Generic MPC for Actively Secure Privacy-enhancing Proximity Testing with a Napping Party.

doi.org·229w

Outsourcing MPC Precomputation for Location Privacy.

ieeexplore.ieee.org·229w

No Signal Left to Chance: Driving Browser Extension Analysis by Download Patterns.

doi.org·229w

Are chrome extensions compliant with the spirit of least privilege?

link.springer.com·229w

Nontransitive Policies Transpiled.

doi.org·281w

Data Privacy in Trigger-Action Systems.

doi.org·281w

Black Widow: Blackbox Data-driven Web Scanning.

doi.org·281w

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