ACSAC - Annual Computer Security Applications Conference

12/10/2026

Today is the day to get your submission ready for the Workshop on AI for Cyber Threat Intelligence (WAITI). The deadline is TODAY (AoE). All infos in the cfp:

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09/10/2026

📣 Friendly reminder that the deadline for 's Artifacts Competition is on 17th October 2026 (AoE). It is open to cybersecurity artifacts previously published in all peer-reviewed venues (conferences, journals), both in academia and industry:

08/10/2026

For this , we will look at 's Microarchitectural Attacks and Side-Channels session. The links in this thread will lead you to the paper pdfs and the slide decks, so be sure to check them out! 1/6
The session began with Guo et al.'s "Into the Unknown: Fuzzing CPU Non-standard Instructions with MystFuzz" on uncovering hidden CPU bugs via large-scale fuzzing of overlooked instructions. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s240.html) 2/6

Following that, we had Peters et al.'s "Revisiting Prime+Prune+Probe: Pitfalls and Remedies" revisiting stuck eviction sets and showing noise-plus-flushing doubles attack efficiency. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s325.html) 3/6

Third up was Stillman et al.'s "EM-Flow: Advanced Electromagnetic Control Flow Verification for Embedded Systems" demonstrating EM-based detection of subtle embedded control-flow attacks. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s296.html) 4/6

The session continued with Mahmod & Hicks's "Retain The Date: Detecting Recycled Chips in the Supply Chain through SRAM's Data Retention Behavior" on detecting recycled ICs via SRAM aging, reaching 97% accuracy. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s439.html) 5/6

The final talk was Hellemans et al.'s "CarDS - Controller Area Network and Automotive Ethernet Realistic Data Set" on a realistic IVN dataset with CAN and AE attack traces. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s320.html) 6/6

07/10/2026

📣 Friendly Reminder that the Workshop on AI for Cyber Threat Intelligence (WAITI) is still accepting submissions until 12th October 2026. It will be held as a pre-conference workshop at . You can find all details in the CfP:

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02/10/2026

Two more weeks until the deadline for the Cybersecurity Artifacts Competition and Impact Award: 17th Oct 2026. It is open to cybersecurity artifacts published in all peer-reviewed venues, both in academia and industry, not just at ACSAC.

01/10/2026

For this , we will look at 's Malware and Intrusion Detection session. The links in this thread will lead you to the paper pdfs and the slide decks, so be sure to check them out! 1/6

The session began with Wang et al.'s "R+R: From Claims to Crashes: A Systematic Re-evaluation of Graph-Based Network Intrusion Detection Systems" revealing reproducibility gaps, weak generalization, and easy evasion. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s147.html) 2/6

Subsequently, we had Aldaihan et al.'s "Clouesau: A Hierarchal Multi Agent Approach For Autonomous Attack Investigation" introducing an LLM-driven multi-agent system for scalable autonomous attack investigation. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s234.html) 3/6

Then followed Froudakis et al.'s "Revealing the True Indicators: Understanding and Improving IoC Extraction From Threat Reports", introducing a hybrid, expert-validated IoC benchmark. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s253.html) 4/6

Fourth up was Montaruli et al.'s "One Detector Fits All: Robust and Adaptive Detection of Malicious Packages from PyPI to Enterprises" on a robust, adaptable detector that uncovered 346 malicious packages. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s489.html) 5/6

Ending the session, we saw Alam et al.'s "R+R: Revisiting Static Feature-Based Android Malware Detection using Machine Learning" show simpler, well-tuned models can beat neural nets. (https://www.acsac.org/2025/program/final/s520.html) 6/6

30/09/2026

Are you working on cyber threat intelligence with AI? Then you should consider submitting your work to the WAITI workshop which is held at ! Find all the details on the workshop's website:

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18/09/2026

📣 Final call for poster and WiP submission to 📣 The deadline for posters and WiP submissions is tomorrow, 19th September. Better not play it close, register your submission soon:

18/09/2026

📣 Registration for is now open 📣 You can now register for on our website:
Early bird registration runs until 16th November. We are looking forward to seeing all of you in LA in December!

09/09/2026

Working on cybersecurity experiments and looking for a great outlet to publish work? Then we have good news for you: the CSET workshop, held at , has extended its deadline to September 17, 2026 (AoE). The CfP is on their website:

The CSET Workshop will be held on Monday, December 7, 2026, in conjunction with the 2026 Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC), which will be located in Los Angeles, CA.