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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190530T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190530T120000
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SUMMARY:Protocols in Dynamic Epistemic Logic
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:  Alexandru Dragomir (University of Bucharest) \n\nAbstract: Dynamic epistemic logics are useful in reasoning about knowledge and certain acts of learning (epistemic actions). However\, not all epistemic actions are allowed to be executed in an initial epistemic model\, and this is where the concept of a protocol comes in: a protocol stipulates what epistemic actions are allowed to be performed in a model. The aim of my presentation is to introduce the audience to two accounts of protocols in DEL: one based on [1]\, and the second on [2]. \nReferences:\n[1] T. Hoshi\, Epistemic dynamics and protocol information\, PhD thesis\, Stanford University\, 2009.\n[2] Y. Wang\, Y. Epistemic Modelling and Protocol Dynamics\, PhD thesis\, University of Amsterdam\, 2010.
URL:https://sal.cs.unibuc.ro/event/protocols-in-dynamic-epistemic-logic/
LOCATION:Facultatea de Matematica si Informatica\, sala 202
CATEGORIES:Logic Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190530T170000
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SUMMARY:Dynamic Code Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:  Radu Velea (BitDefender) \n\nAbstract: Static code analysis methods have the advantage of providing deterministic and reliable results. Malware has evolved beyond the point where simple pattern matching algorithms or signatures can provide adequate levels of protection. To respond to new threats we have to look at other hidden aspects such as execution behavior and fight evasive techniques by performing dynamic code analysis. This presentation discusses how to do this using runtime emulation and describes the existing challenges for the most popular architectures and executable file formats.
URL:https://sal.cs.unibuc.ro/event/dynamic-code-analysis/
CATEGORIES:Security Seminar,Seminar
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