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1Parser Differentials: When Two Systems Disagree About What the Bytes MeanResearch
2Time Is a Weapon: TOCTOU and the Gap Between Check and UseResearch
3When Physics Leaks Secrets: Microarchitectural and Timing Side ChannelsResearch
4Bit-Flips and Fault Injection: From Rowhammer to Model-Weight CorruptionResearch
5Covert Channels and the Air-Gap Myth: Exfiltration Without a WireResearch
6Trusting Trust: Compiler and Build-Chain BackdoorsResearch
7The Myth of Deletion: Data Remanence and Model MemorizationResearch
8Subliminal Channels: Instructions Hiding in Plain SightResearch
9Economic and Incentive Attacks: Breaking the Rules of the GameResearch
10The Hidden-Assumption Threat Register: Auditing Your Own StackResearch

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