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Session Juggler allows to log into any websites on an untrusted terminal on any modern browser by using a simple bookmarklet and a smartphone. The site credentials are never transmited to the untrusted. With Session Juggler users never enter their long term credential on the untrusted terminal. Instead, users log in to a web site using a smartphone app and then transfer the entire session, including cookies and all other session state, to the untrusted terminal.

TalkBack is a new blog Linkback protocol that use a lightweight PKI and a rate limiting system to fight blog SPAM

We show how to perform memory based attack against real-strategy games using our tool Kartograph to create map-hack. To defend against theses attacks we develop secure protocols for distributing game state among players so that each client only has the data he is allowed to see.

Kamouflage is a new kind of password manager that use plausible decoys to prevent offline attacks when the master password is weak.

We reveal a series of attacks against embedded devices based on a new type of vulnerability that we call cross channel scripting (XCS). XCS is a sophisticated form of cross site scripting (XSS) in which the attack injection and execution are carried out via different protocols.