Abstract: Security vulnerability analysis may be performed using policy inference. Application code may have operations that are labeled according to the respective functions that they perform. Some operations may be labeled according to a knowledge database of known operations while others may be inferred through similarity to known operations. The knowledge database may be associated with libraries of programmatic interfaces. Once components of the application code are labeled, a vulnerability database may be that identifies potential vulnerabilities based on data sources, data sinks and threat mitigation operations. Using the labeled operations, one or more potential vulnerabilities may be identified based on labeled data sources and data sinks. The application may then be evaluated for potential security threats based on the identified potential vulnerabilities.

Abstract: An integrated photonics millimeter wave (MMW) radar communication system based on analog phase modulation scheme includes an integrated photonics MMW radar communication signal transmitter, a radar receiver, and a communication receiver. The transmitter includes a radar communication signal analog phase modulation module, an optical frequency comb (OFC) module, an electro-optic modulator (EOM), an optical shaping filter, an optical power divider, a photoelectric detector, an electric power amplifier, and a transmitting antenna that are cascaded sequentially. The radar receiver includes a radar receiving antenna, an electric low-noise amplifier (LNA), an optical phase modulator, an optical bandpass filter (BPF), a low-speed photoelectric detector, an electric low-pass filter, and a low-speed oscilloscope that are cascaded sequentially.

Abstract: A radio-over-fiber communication beamforming device based on arrayed waveguide grating and a method thereof. The radio frequency signal is modulated onto a plurality of optical carriers of different wavelengths and processed by a programmable photonic true-time delay module in the optical domain. The programmable photonic true-time delay module includes optical switches and a plurality of cascaded AWGs which can provide different basic delays between adjacent wavelength channels. The basic delays of different stages of the AWG present a geometric sequence with a common ratio of 2. Optical carriers of different wavelengths enter different branches and undergo photoelectric conversion to obtain the radio frequency signals of different delays (phases) to realize a far-field beam directional radiation pattern.