Team Pwns Real-world Browser Vulenerabilities

A team of GT Computing students came in second at Pwn2Own, one of the world’s top hacking competition. In the process, they identified real-world vulnerabilities in a popular internet browser.

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April 14
School of CS Recruiting Seminar
Ming Liu, Univ. of Washington
Building Distributed Systems Using Programmable Networks
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April 16
School of CS Recruiting Seminar
Ashia Wilson, Microsoft Research, New England
Variational Perspectives on Machine Learning: Algorithms, Inference, and Fairness
11 a.m. - noon
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