Data and Applications Security and Privacy XXXVII

Privacy 1 .- (Local) Differential Privacy has NO Disparate Impact on Fairness.- Building Quadtrees for Spatial Data under Local Differential Privacy.- Privacy-Preserving Genomic Statistical Analysis under Local Differential Privacy.- Secure Data Sharing .- New Results on Distributed Secret Sharing Protocols.- Probabilistic Fingerprinting Scheme for Correlated Data.- Optimized stream-cipher-based transciphering by means of functional-bootstrapping.- Applications 1 .- Control is Nothing Without Trust: A First Look into Digital Identity Wallet Trends.- Impact of using a privacy model on smart buildings data for CO2 prediction.- Digital Twins for IoT Security Management.- Privacy 2 .- Distribution Invariant Local Differential Privacy For Federated Learning.- On the utility gain of iterative bayesian update for locally differentially private protocols.- Differentially Private Streaming Data Release under Temporal Correlations via Post-processing.- Access Control and Vulnerability Assessment .- Assurance, Consent and Access Control for Privacy-Aware OIDC Deployments.- Maintain High-Quality Access Control Policies: An Academic and Practice-Driven Approach.- SMET: Semantic Mapping of CVE to ATT&CK and its Application to Cybersecurity.- Machine Learning .- Classification Auto-Encoder based Detector against Diverse Data Poisoning Attacks.- CodeGraphSMOTE - Data Augmentation for Vulnerability Discovery.- An Autoencoder-Based Image Anonymization Scheme for Privacy Enhanced Deep Learning.- Mobile Applications .- Security and Privacy of Digital Mental Health: An Analysis of Web Services and Mobile Applications.- Android Code Vulnerabilities Early Detection using AI-powered ACVED Plugin.- A Dynamic Approach to Defuse Logic Bombs in Android Applications.- Applications 2 .- AMOE: a Tool to Automatically Extract and Assess Organizational Evidence for Continuous Cloud Audit.- Essential Information from Vulnerability Descriptions for CVSS Evaluation.- Hybrid Consensus in Blockchain Protocols for correctness and Progress.