17th IEEE Workshop on Offensive Technologies WOOT '23

The Workshop on Offensive Technologies WOOT is an annual workshop that focuses on showcasing different aspects of offensive technologies within the realm of computer security. Professionals and experts come together at this event to discuss their findings, exchange ideas, and share knowledge on how new attacks can be prevented.

Submission topics include, but are not limited to, attacks on and offensive research into:

• Hardware, including software-based exploitation of hardware vulnerabilities
• Virtualization and the cloud
• Network and distributed systems
• Operating systems
• Web security
• Browser and general client-side security (runtimes, JITs, sandboxing)
• Application security
• Analysis of mitigations and automating how they can be bypassed
• Automating software testing such as fuzzing for novel targets
• Internet of Things
• Machine Learning
• Cyber-physical systems
• Privacy
• Cryptographic systems (practical attacks on deployed systems)
• Malware design, implementation and analysis
• Offensive applications of formal methods (solvers, symbolic execution)