We have three fantastic keynote speakers lined up for the ACM Conference on Reproducibility and Replicability (Jul 29-31):

- Edward Miguel from UC Berkeley
- Etienne Roesch from the University of Reading
- Margo Seltzer from UBC

Find out more online: https://acm-rep.github.io/2025/keynotes/

I am honored to share (a bit late) that I have received a teaching award from UBC CS department! A big "thank you" to the fantastic TAs and students.

The course covers advanced topics in operating systems.

Website: https://tfjmp.org/UBC-CPSC-436A/

The ACM Conference on Reproducibility and Replicability will take place at UBC on July 29-31 (https://acm-rep.github.io/2025/).

Early conference registration is open until July 7: https://acm-rep.github.io/2025/registration/

Discounted accommodation is available until June 27: https://reserve.suitesatubc.com/vancouver/availability.asp?hotelCode=%2A&startDate=07%2F28%2F2025&endDate=08%2F01%2F2025&adults=1&children=&rooms=1&requesttype=invBlockCode&code=+%20G250727A

1/3 Along with our latest paper, accepted at USENIX Security, we have released an open-source framework to facilitate the evaluation of provenance-based intrusion detection systems.

Paper: https://tfjmp.org/publications/2025-usenixsec-2.pdf
Framework: https://github.com/ubc-provenance/PIDSMaker

The Privacy & Security Group at UBC will be recruiting fully funded graduate students again next year!

We welcome Canadian and International students from all backgrounds!

More information on our website: https://spg.cs.ubc.ca/

I am pleased to announce that our second paper got accepted at #USENIX Security 2025!

Two fantastic visiting students conducted the work Tristan Bilot and Baoxiang Jiang at UBC CS with the help of Zefeng Li.

Paper: https://tfjmp.org/publications/2025-usenixsec-2.pdf
Code: https://github.com/ubc-provenance/PIDSMaker