SBA @ ACSAC
Florian Holzbauer, researcher at SBA Research, and Gabriel Gegenhuber, researcher at SBA Research and the Research Group Security and Privacy at the University of Vienna, attended the Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC) 2025 in Hawaii, USA.
Gabriel Gegenhuber presented the poster titled “A Relay a Day Keeps the AirTag Away: Practical Relay Attacks on Apple’s AirTags“.
Authors: Gabriel K. Gegenhuber, Leonid Liadveikin, Florian Holzbauer (University of Vienna), Sebastian Strobl (SBA Research)
The conference covered a wide range on topics from AI/LLM application in security and regulatory pathway for AI in the US, side channel attacks by extracting audio from computer mouse lasers, PHP de-obfuscators, as well as test of time awards.
© Florian Holzbauer
There was an on-site CTF in parallel to the conference organized by members of the well-known CTF team Shellphish. Florian Holzbauer managed to secure third place. Congratulations!
About the Conference
The Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC) is an internationally recognized forum that brings together researchers, practitioners, and security professionals from academia, industry, and government to present and discuss the latest advances in cybersecurity. Through peer-reviewed papers, invited talks, panels, workshops, and real-world case studies, ACSAC focuses on practical solutions and the exchange of applied knowledge in computer and network security.