Hello Sergej and dissemination committee members, Thank you for inauguring the dissemination committee activity! For the partners not having heard of the "fast track" (most of you), the dissemination committee chair (INOV) and the coordinator (CEA) are studying the possibility to add a fast track process, following a suggestion of TUM. This would consist in: sending to the dissemination committee a draft version 30 days before submission and stating no sensitive material is expected in the final; sending to the dissemination committee the final version before or at submission; complying to the request of the dissemination committee to retract the submission in case it appears new sensitive material appeared between the draft and the final version. This process is thought for academic papers where submissions are generally updated until the deadline. It would allow not to provide the final version 30 days in advance in exchange of accepting the risk to have to retract a submitted material. Before presenting the process to the whole consortium, we are checking it is compatible with the provisions of the consortium Agreement. In particular, the fast track is not yet in application (should it be in the future) as 1) it has not yet been validated by our lawyer and 2) it has not yet been formally presented and accepted by the consortium. We will come back to you once this process is formalized. Best regards, --   Thibaud Antignac   CEA List On 12/04/2019 17:39, "bodies.dissemination-committee on behalf of Sergej Proskurin" <bodies.dissemination-committee-bounces(a)server.sparta.eu on behalf of proskurin(a)sec.in.tum.de> wrote:     Dear all,         First of all, thank you very much for establishing the fast track of the     dissemination process. I believe it will be very helpful for many     participants.         We plan to submit a paper to the IEEE S&P conference until the 1st of     May. The paper covers a method that we can apply to legacy systems in     order to harden them against data-oriented attacks. Please find an     overview to our paper attached to this email. Additional sensitive     information in the final version is not expected. Please let me know if     you have further questions.         Thank you very much in advance!         Best,         ~Sergej         --     Sergej Proskurin, M.Sc.     Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter         Technische Universität München     Fakultät für Informatik     Lehrstuhl für Sicherheit in der Informatik         Boltzmannstraße 3     85748 Garching (bei München)         Tel. +49 (0)89 289-18592     Fax +49 (0)89 289-18579         proskurin(a)sec.in.tum.de     www.sec.in.tum.de