Month: September 2022

Cross-Layer Security: A Holistic View of Internet Security

September 20, 2022

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Henry Birge-Lee

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Digital Infrastructure & Platforms, Privacy & Security

By Henry Birge-Lee, Liang Wang, Grace Cimaszewski, Jennifer Rexford and Prateek Mittal On February 3, 2022, attackers launched a highly effective attack against the Korean cryptocurrency exchange KLAYswap. We discussed the details of this attack in our earlier blog post “Attackers exploit fundamental flaw in the web’s security to steal $2 million in cryptocurrency.” However,…
We are releasing three longitudinal datasets of Yelp review recommendations with over 2.5M unique reviews.

September 14, 2022

– by
Ryan Amos

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Other Topics

By Ryan Amos, Roland Maio, and Prateek Mittal Online reviews are an important source of consumer information, play an important role in consumer protection, and have a substantial impact on businesses’ economic outcomes. Some of these reviews may be problematic; for example, incentivized reviews, reviews with a conflict of interest, irrelevant reviews, and entirely fabricated…
Is Internet Voting Secure? The Science and the Policy Battles

September 12, 2022

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Andrew Appel

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Uncategorized, Voting

I will be presenting a similarly titled paper at the 2022 Symposium Contemporary Issues in Election Law run by the University of New Hampshire Law review, October 7th in Concord, NH. The paper will be published in the UNH Law Review in 2023 and is available now on SSRN. I have already serialized parts of…

Month: September 2022

Cross-Layer Security: A Holistic View of Internet Security

We are releasing three longitudinal datasets of Yelp review recommendations with over 2.5M unique reviews.

Is Internet Voting Secure? The Science and the Policy Battles