Add SSR 2026 publication

_data/destinations.yml

@@ -1271,6 +1271,15 @@
   startDate: "2026-07-20"
   endDate: "2026-07-25"
 
+- id: SSR2026
+  name: 11th International Conference on Security Standardisation Research
+  acronym: SSR 2026
+  url: https://ssresearch26.umbc.edu
+  type: conference
+  location: Baltimore, United States
+  startDate: "2026-12-13"
+  endDate: "2026-12-15"
+
 - id: WIFS2026
   name: IEEE Workshop on Information Forensics and Security 2026
   acronym: WIFS 2026

_data/events.yml

@@ -223,9 +223,8 @@
   url: https://www.ares-conference.eu/edid
 
 - id: Women4Cyber_ECSM2026
-  name: "Dallo schermo alla realtà: la violenza di genere nell’era dei deep fake"
+  name: "Dallo schermo alla realtà: la violenza di genere nell'era dei deep fake"
   startDate: "2026-10-22"
   endDate: "2026-10-22"
   description: La talk affronta l'impatto delle tecnologie emergenti e dell'Intelligenza artificiale sulle forme di violenza digitale, approfondendo come la manipolazione dei contenuti online si ripercuota sulla vita reale, sulla reputazione e sulla sicurezza delle persone. Lo scopo dell'incontro è sensibilizzare e informare la cittadinanza sui rischi reali della manipolazione digitale, fornendo strumenti di comprensione critica, tecnologica e legale per riconoscere e contrastare la violenza di genere online.
   url: https://www.fbk.eu/en/event/38174/dallo-schermo-alla-realta-la-violenza-di-genere-nellera-dei-deep-fake/
-

_data/people.yml

@@ -726,6 +726,10 @@
   name: Luca
   surname: Compagna
 
+- id: LucaLumini
+  name: Luca
+  surname: Lumini
+
 - id: LucaMorgese
   name: Luca
   surname: Morgese

_data/publications.yml

@@ -2460,6 +2460,23 @@
   year: 2026
   doi: 10.56553/popets-2026-0081
 
+- id: SSR2026
+  id_iris: 374647
+  title: "Vision: Harms and Threat Modeling in Technical Standardization for National Digital Identity Systems"
+  authors:
+    - SimoneOnofri
+    - GiovanniCorti
+    - GianlucaSassetti
+    - LucaLumini
+    - AmirSharif
+    - RobertoCarbone
+    - SilvioRanise
+  abstract: >
+    Technical standards define protocols, formats, and requirements for technology design. In national digital identity systems, these choices can have consequences for people and society. Understanding and mitigating NDID-related harm requires addressing two challenges - also highlighted by the OHCHR: translating abstract concepts, such as human rights, into elements usable in technical analysis, and integrating this analysis into standardization processes. We propose harm-to-threat pathways to help translate harms into threat scenarios and integrate these scenarios into standards-facing artifacts. We start from potential adverse consequences for people and society and develop scenarios to identify connected threats and the system conditions that can enable them. We applied this approach in three workshops, using cards based on harms identified by Corti et al. and LSP as a facilitation method. Participants used a model inspired by a government age-verification system to build scenarios, which they then narrated. We examined the eight final narratives through RTA. In the scenarios, harms could arise from how the system worked, including its protection mechanisms. Subsequently, we reconstructed the threat pathways from the narrated scenarios, finally integrating them into the W3C Threat Model for Decentralized Credentials Group Draft Note. This integration linked pathways to system elements and existing threats, led to the refinement of some threats and the addition of others, and included possible responses.
+  destination: SSR2026
+  year: 2026
+  doi:
+
 - id: WIFS2026
   id_iris:
   title: "Enhanced image forensics through partial C2PA-based provenance information"