Internet Society / NDSS · Event date March 22, 2027 - March 26, 2027

NDSS Symposium 2027

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March 22, 2027 - March 26, 2027
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NDSS Symposium 2027 brings a leading peer-reviewed network and distributed-systems security conference to Seoul, with a practical focus on real systems, design, implementation, and deployable security technologies.

My takeaway: Track the program for AI-system and agent-security research once accepted papers and workshops are published. Prioritize work with realistic attacker access, evaluated implementations, released artifacts, and findings that can be converted into local security tests.
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