The main requirements are: 1) the ability to receive a package of software (typically a Virtualbox VM) and follow the directions to build and run it; 2) some ability with debugging software you didn’t write; and 3) significant availability between April 5 and April 14, 2023. WiSec '23 accepted paper authors are welcome to participate in this process, though they will not be able to participate in the review of their own submissions.

Benefits of reviewing submissions include:

• The pride and joy of serving the WiSec community and the greater cause of open and replicable science
• Recognition for service on this website (also suitable for mention on a CV/resume – impress your friends!)
• A look “behind the scenes” of the replication process to help you learn what is expected in a replication package and how to improve your own future replication submissions.

Please note that because of the short review period, participation will require a significant time commitment between April 5 and April 14, 2023.

See the Call for Artifacts for more details: https://wisec2023.surrey.ac.uk/call-for-artifacts/

If you have additional questions, contact artifact evaluation co-chairs David Barrera (david.barrera@carleton.ca) and Furkan Alaca (furkan.alaca@queensu.ca).