2026.10.29
A paper co-authored by Mr.Tetsu Ishizue (second-year master's student, Department of Informatics) of the Sugawara Laboratory and his collaborators received the CSS 2026 Outstanding Paper Award at the Computer Security Symposium 2026 (CSS2026), held in a hybrid format at ACT CITY HAMAMATSU and online from October 19 (Mon.) to 23 (Fri.), 2026.
CSS2026 featured sessions covering a wide range of security topics, including fundamental theories of computer security, communication protocols, computer architectures, operating systems, applications, practical case studies, security management and operations, and psychological and social-scientific perspectives. Eight workshops focusing on specific topics were held in conjunction with the symposium, providing opportunities to promote collaboration among industry, academia, and government.
The CSS 2026 Outstanding Paper Award recognizes authors of outstanding papers published in the symposium proceedings that demonstrate novelty, reliability, and practical applicability, and are recognized as significant contributions to the field. At CSS2026, 15 of the 356 papers presented were selected for this award.
【Award winners】 Tetsu Ishizue, Sara Rampazzi (University of Florida), Takeshi Sugawara
【Paper title】 Optical-Synthesis Attack on Depth-Based Recapture Detection and its Countermeasures
【Authors】 Tetsu Ishizue, Sara Rampazzi, Takeshi Sugawara
