Identifying Parser Functions in Binary Executables with WebParserHunter

We present WebParserHunter, an interactive web application for automatically identifying parsing and validation functions in x86-32 and x86-64 binary executables without source code. This demo is the companion of the ParserHunter methodology [4] that relies on the SAFE embedding model and Graph Sage GNNs for code classification: analysts can upload any binary executable to the application and receive a ranked list with predicted probabilities of it being a parser, along with CFG visualization...

Framing the Debate, Focusing the Lens: Critical Perspectives on Philosophy and Photography

Characterization and computation of feedback Nash equilibria in scalar discounted n-player linear quadratic games

This letter studies feedback Nash equilibria (FNE) in scalar discounted linear quadratic (LQ) games with N players. By explicitly incorporating the discount factor, we show that finite-cost equilibria may fail to stabilize the original system, motivating a distinction between FNE and stable FNE together with a sufficient stability condition. Based on a parametric characterization of the policies, we propose numerical methods for computing all equilibria. Particular attention is devoted to the...

Introduction to the Special Issue: Beyond the child: disability, family life and inequality

This introduction frames child disability as a relational and socially embedded phenomenon whose consequences extend beyond children to parents, siblings, kin networks and household trajectories. Bringing together evidence from several European societies, the special issue moves beyond child-centred approaches to examine how disability reshapes family life through caregiving demands, time use, paid work, economic security, fertility and well-being. A central theme is that disability-related d...