All Your Database Are Belong to Us

Introduction: All Your Base Are Belong to Us

All Your Voices are Belong to Us: Stealing Voices to Fool Humans and Machines

In this paper, we study voice impersonation attacks to defeat humans and machines. Equipped with the current advancement in automated speech synthesis, our attacker can build a very close model of a victim’s voice after learning only a very limited number of samples in the victim’s voice (e.g., mined through the Internet, or recorded via physical proximity). Specifically, the attacker uses voic...

All Your Access Tokens Are Belong to Us: Uncovering Large Facebook Collusion Networks Using Honeypots

Reputation fraud is prevalent in online social networks. Numerous services provide fake content, likes, and followers to artificially boost the popularity and trustworthiness of brands and celebrities. Such activities undermine the trusted nature of online social networks. In this paper, we uncover a thriving ecosystem of reputation manipulation services on Facebook that leverage the principle ...

All Your Droid Are Belong to Us: A Survey of Current Android Attacks

In the past few years, mobile devices (smartphones, PDAs) have seen both their computational power and their data connectivity rise to a level nearly equivalent to that available on small desktop computers, while becoming ubiquitous. On the downside, these mobile devices are now an extremely attractive target for largescale security attacks. Mobile device middleware is thus experiencing an incr...

All Your Base Are Belong To Us: Videogame culture and textual production online

ASBTRACT This paper examines the practices and activities of videogame fans online. In scrutinising a variety of player-produced texts including walkthroughs, fanart, theorising and FAQs, the authors seek not only to highlight the creativity and vibrancy of the participatory culture of videogame fandom but also to examine the ways in which discussion and the production of such texts are used by...