Professor Selcuk Uluagac's research team wins Android Security and PrIvacy Research (ASPIRE) Award
FIU team wins award for its ongoing work to improve the security and privacy of Android devices
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FIU team wins award for its ongoing work to improve the security and privacy of Android devices
Promising protocol much easier to fingerprint than HTTPS Share Copy Google's QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) protocol, announced in 2013 as a way to make the web faster, waited seven years before being implemented in the ad giant's Chrome browser. But it still arrived before privacy could get there. A trio of researchers from China have found that QUIC is more vulnerable to web fingerprinting than HTTPS, a shortcoming that could make it easier for an adversary to infer which websites an individual is visiting by scrutinizing network traffic. Boffins Pengwei Zhan and Liming Wang ...