Content Gazette - May 2017 - 25

©	Nicolas	Raymond	

I E E	 E 	 W I F S 	

Rennes,	France	
December	4-7,	2017	
www.wifs2017.org	 	

The IEEE International Workshop on Information Forensics and Security (WIFS) is the
primary annual event organized by the IEEE Information Forensics and Security (IFS) Technical
Committee with the technical sponsorship of the IEEE Biometrics Council. Its major objective is to
bring together researchers from relevant disciplines to exchange new ideas and the latest results and to
discuss emerging challenges in different areas of information security. The 9th edition of WIFS will be
held in Rennes, France, from December 4 to December 7, 2017. WIFS 2017 will feature keynote
lectures, tutorials, technical & special sessions, and also demo and on-going work sessions.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Forensics: Multimedia forensics | Counter Forensics | Acquisition Device Identification| Evidence
Validation | Benchmarking
Biometrics: Single or Multi-Modalities Systems | Security and Privacy | Spoofing | Performance
Evaluation
Security and Communication: Covert Channels | Physical Layer Security | Steganography | Secret
Key Extraction | Digital Watermarking
Multimedia Security: Cryptography for multimedia | Near duplicate detection | Data Hiding |
Authentication | Forensics
Information theoretic security: Differential Privacy | Adversarial Machine Learning | Game theory |
Communication with Side Information
Cybersecurity: Model and validation | Cloud Computing | Distributed Systems with
Byzantines |Social Networks | Rumors and Alternative Facts
Hardware security: New primitives |Physical Unclonable Functions | Anti-Counterfeiting | Side
Channels Attacks | Forensics
Surveillance: Tracking | Object / Person Detection | Behavior Analysis| Anti-Surveillance and Deidentification | Privacy
Network Security: Intrusion Detection | Protocols | Traffic Analysis | Anonymity | Mobile Ad-hoc
Networks | Internet of Things
Applied cryptography: Processing in the encrypted domain | Multiparty computation | traitor
tracing | property preserving encryption

Submission of papers: Prospective authors are invited to submit six-page papers, including figures
and references. All submitted papers will go through double-blinded peer review process. The WIFS
Technical Program Committee will select papers for the formal proceedings based on technical quality,
relevance to the workshop, and ability to inspire new research. Accepted papers will be presented in
either lecture tracks or poster sessions. Authors of the accepted papers are required to present their
papers at the conference. For all questions contact WIFS'17 Technical Program Chairs at
tpc@wifs2017.org.
Warning: Papers are reviewed on the basis that they do not contain plagiarized material and have not been submitted to any
other conference at the same time (double submission). These matters are taken very seriously. IEEE takes action against any
author who has engaged in either practice. http://www.ieee.org/web/publications/rights/Plagiarism_Guidelines_Intro.html
http://www.ieee.org/web/publications/rights/Multi_Sub_Guidelines_Intro.html

	

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