GreHack is an international security conference which takes place in Grenoble (France). Grehack was missing last year, but Grehack is back ! More talks, more challenges and more free food ! It's the 3rd edition, and as always, it aims to bring together academics, industry, government and hacker to discuss new advances in computer and information security research. As previous edition, the conference will take place during the day, and a CTF will be held during the night. In extra, this year, free workshops and 2 min presentations will be organized.
Topics of the conference
Applied Cryptography and Cryptanalysis
- Digital Forensics
- Disclosure and Ethics
- Embedded Security (health devices, IoT, SCADA, home/personal devices...)
- Exploit Automation
- Hardware Vulnerabilities
- Malware Creation, Analysis and Prevention
- Mobile Security
- Network Security, Intrusion Detection and Prevention
- Penetration Testing
- Reverse Engineering and Obfuscation
- Security and Privacy in Cloud, P2P Networks
- Vulnerability Discovery / Analysis
- Web Application Security
We encourage original and groundbreaking submissions, demonstrations, release of a new open source/non-commercial tool, and interaction with the audience. We highly encourage papers which have not been published, but we still accept replay of paper. We pay particular attention to any demonstration to real world exploitation and applied security in real context. Each submission will be reviewed by the PC
Important Dates
SUBMISSION DEADLINE July 1st, 2016
Author notification August 31st, 2016
Program publication September 15th, 2016
Camera-ready version October 1st, 2016
Conference November 18th, 2016
Submissions Types
GreHack 2016 will consider the following types of submissions:
Full research papers presenting mature and novel research results. Their total length should range from 10 to 16 pages.
Short Papers/Extended Abstracts describing novel ideas of potential interest to the security research community. Their total length should range from 4 to 8 pages.
Papers accepted by the Program Committee will be presented at GreHack 2016. Each paper must include an abstract and a list of keywords, be formatted in a single-column format, use at least 11-point fonts, and have reasonable margins. Templates are available on the website (Latex and Word). Total length includes the bibliography and any appendices.
