MONDAY 17 JUNE
8:30am-5pm: registration
9-9:10am opening remarks
9:10-10am opening keynote: Reverse-Engineering Trust
Igor Muttik, McAfee Labs™
10-10:30am break
10:30 – 12pm Trusted Computing
KISS: “Key it Simple and Secure” Corporate Key Management
Zongwei Zhou, Jun Han, Yue-Hsun Lin, Adrian Perrig and Virgil Gligor
Guardian: Hypervisor As Security Foothold for Personal Computers
Yueqiang Cheng and Xuhua Ding
Improving Trusted Tickets with State-Bound Keys
Jan Nordholz, Ronald Aigner and Paul England
12-1:30pm lunch & poster session
1:30-3pm Applied Cryptography & System Security
Group Signatures on Mobile Devices: Practical Experiences
Klaus Potzmader, Johannes Winter, Daniel Hein, Christian Hanser, Peter Teufl and Liqun Chen
Limiting Data Exposure in Monitoring Multi-domain Policy Conformance
Mirko Montanari, Jun Ho Huh, Rakesh B. Bobba and Roy H. Campbell
Towards Trustworthy Network Measurements
Ghassan Karame
3-3:30pm break
3:30-4:30pm Hardware Implementations
Stochastic model of a Metastability-based True Random Number Generator
Molka Benromdhane, Tarik Graba and Jean-Luc Danger
Semi-Automated Prototyping of a TPM v2 Software and Hardware Simulation Platform
Martin Pirker and Johannes Winter
4:30-4:45pm break
4:45-5:15pm Code Analysis
A Framework for Evaluating Mobile App Repackaging Detection Algorithms
Heqing Huang, Sencun Zhu, Peng Liu and Dinghao Wu
5:15-6pm Update on currenct activities of the Trusted Computing Group
Graeme Proudler, Hewlett-Packard Limited
6-6:30pm free time
6:30-8:30pm reception on conference site
During the reception, Kim Winter from Imperial has kindly offered to be a guide for a tour of the Queen’s Tower on campus, next to the reception site. Each tour can have at most 9 delegates. You can sign up for these tours on a first come first serve basis at the registration desk. Please bear in mind that there are over three-hundred stairs to climb and that, although the ascent and decent are safe, people with vertigo or claustrophobia should not attend the tours.
TUESDAY 18 JUNE
8:30am-5pm: registration
9-10am keynote: On the importance of enabling trust in the information space
Sadie Creese, University of Oxford, UK
10-10:30am break
10:30 – 12pm User Trust Design
Granddaughter Beware! An Intergenerational Case Study of Managing Trust Issues in the Use of Facebook
Ann Light and Lizzie Coles-Kemp
Contextualized Web warnings, and how they cause distrust
Steffen Bartsch, Melanie Volkamer, Fatih Karayumak and Heike Theuerling
All In: Targeting Trustworthiness for Special Needs User Groups in the Internet of Things
Trenton Schulz, Christina Hochleitner, Marc Busch, Manfred Tscheligi, Mario Lorenz and Eckhart Wittstock
12-1:30pm lunch & poster session
1:30-3pm Mobile Applications
Tapping and Tripping with NFC
Sandeep Tamrakar and Jan-Erik Ekberg
TEEM: A User-oriented Trusted Mobile Device for Multi-platform Security Applications
Wei Feng, Dengguo Feng, Ge Wei, Yu Qin, Qianying Zhang and Dexian Chang
TRUMP: A Trusted Mobile Platform for Self-Management of Chronic Illness in Rural Areas
Chris Burnett, Peter Edwards, Timothy Norman, Liang Chen, Yogachandran Yogachandran Rahulamathavan, Mariesha Jaffray and Edoardo Pignotti
3-3:30pm break
3:30-4:30pm Trust Practices
Trust Domains: An Algebraic, Logical, and Utility-theoretic Approach
Gabrielle Anderson, Matthew Collinson and David Pym
“Fairly truthful”: The impact of perceived effort, fairness, relevance, and sensitivity on personal data disclosure
Miguel Malheiros, Sören Preibusch and M. Angela Sasse
4:30-5:15: break
5:15-7pm: travel on 1961 Vintage Red Bus to dinner site: Shaka Zulu
7-11:30pm conference dinner (awards of best poster and papers) and return on Vintage Bus to conference site
WEDNESDAY 19 Jun
8:30am-9am: registration
9-10am keynote: Digital forensic and security, a future?
Mark Stokes, DEFS
10-10:30am break
10:30 – 11.30pm Code Analysis
First-Class Labels: Using Information Flow to Debug Security Holes
Eric Hennigan, Christoph Kerschbaumer, Per Larsen, Stefan Brunthaler and Michael Franz
Towards Precise and Efficient Information Flow Control in Web Browsers
Christoph Kerschbaumer, Eric Hennigan, Per Larsen, Stefan Brunthaler and Michael Franz
11:30-11:45pm: closing
11:45-1pm: pick up of lunch boxes