Divyank Katira

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Apr 13, 2023	Security of Open Source Software : A Survey of Technical Stakeholders’ Perceptions and Actions
Apr 13, 2023	Securing Our Dependence on Code Reuse in Software
Apr 12, 2023	Securing Our Dependence on Code Reuse.pdf
Mar 14, 2023	CensorWatch: On the Implementation of Online Censorship in India
Mar 22, 2022	Comments on InDEA 2.0
Aug 03, 2021	Do We Really Need an App for That? Examining the Utility and Privacy Implications of India’s Digital Vaccine Certificates
Jan 19, 2021	cis-mozilla-doh-trr
Oct 27, 2020	Investigating Encrypted DNS Blocking in India
Jul 15, 2020	The State of Secure Messaging

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