The MADWeb workshop aims to make the Web safer by discussing security and privacy challenges in the face of the rapid evolution of the Web.
Colocated with the NDSS Symposium.
| Site | https://madweb.work |
| X | https://x.com/madwebwork |
With a record number of submissions, amazing discussions, and a fantastic community, #MADWeb 2025 was truly special.
Huge thanks to all participants, speakers, PC members, and our hosts at @internetsociety.bsky.social for making it happen!
Safe travels—see you next year! ✈️
Limin, Marco, Yinzhi
And the best paper award sponsored by Palo Alto Networks goes to...
📜 Can Public IP Blocklists Explain Internet Radiation?
by D. Ravalico, S. Cossaro, R. Valentim, M. Trevisan, and I. Drago
Congratulations! 👏
The second keynote of the day is by Frederik Braun (Mozilla) @freddy "With Carrots & Sticks: Can the Browser Handle Web Security?"
Discussing the role of browsers in pushing Web security forward!
MADWeb is live! The first keynote is by Nick Nikiforakis (Stony Brook University): "Building on Top of Shifting Sands: Web Security Through the Lens of Content Integrity".
Discussing 10+ of research on lack of integrity guarantees in the Web platform.
