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- **Review**
- **Technical Innovation **
+ [ ] 1 - Routine work, untested technical work or impractical idea
+ [ ] 2 - Good work, not particularly novel, akin to a routine evolution of existing technologies
+ [x] 3 - Good technical work with some novel features described
+ [ ] 4 - Very innovative technical work that demonstrates clear thought leadership for HPE
+ [ ] 5 - Clearly a breakthrough with significant technical innovation
- **Business Impact**
+ [ ] 1 - Impractical idea; limited business value
+ [x] 2 - Good work, but with limited direct or indirect business value, no clear path to capture business value+
+ [ ] 3 - Moderate business impact that merits further assessment
+ [ ] 4 - Work will provide HPE with valuable and meaningful differentiation in the market
+ [ ] 5 - Clearly and significant impacts HPEs business, opens new market opportunities
- **Clarity of Presentation**
+ [ ] 1 - Difficult to understand; confusing; incomplete description; very short
+ [ ] 2 - Hard to follow; uses unfamiliar terminology or acronyms; missing important data
+ [ ] 3 - Understandable but lacking some relevant information
+ [x] 4 - Clear and logical; some important information is missing or unclear
+ [ ] 5 - Very clearly described; logical flow; well supported with practical results and proof points
- **Overall Recommendation**
+ [ ] 1 - Reject
+ [ ] 2 - Weak Reject
+ [x] 3 - Weak Accept
+ [ ] 4 - Accept
+ [ ] 5 - Strong Accept
- **Suggested Presentation Style**
*What type of presentation do you recommend for this submission?*
+ [ ] Formal Session
+ [x] Poster Session
+ [ ] Not recommended for presentation
- **Favorite**
+ [x] No
+ [ ] Yes
- **Reviewer Confidence**
+ [ ] 1 - No confidence - I am not qualified to pass judgement on this submission
+ [ ] 2 - Low confidence - I do not have enough experience in this area to make a definitive decision on this submission
+ [x] 3 - Somewhat confident - I have a reasonable understanding of this research area
+ [ ] 4 - Confident - I have considerable confidence in my review and understanding of this work
+ [ ] 5 - Very Confident - I am confident in my review and understanding of the work
- **Comments for the Authors**
*Provide constructive comments to the author(s).*
- This is a really interesting idea. The author(s) did a great job of outlining the problem statement and the proposed solution is clearly articulated. The idea of using the IMEI/PEI to reliably validate the device is well thought out and would significantly raise the attackers difficulty level (ie. spoofing an IMEI).
- In the problem statement the author(s) call out 'technical literacy' as one of the contributing factors to these sorts of attacks - how would they author(s) propose to improve/simplify the usability or (de)registering devices, user education etc?
- Overall, great work and an idea worth exploring further.
- **Comments for the Program Committee (authors will not see these comments)**
*Provide comments to the PC (if any) that should not be shared with the author(s).*
- Well written and clearly defines both the problem and the solution.
- ![6.pdf](../assets/6_1725987500211_0.pdf)
- **Review**
- **Technical Innovation **
+ [ ] 1 - Routine work, untested technical work or impractical idea
+ [ ] 2 - Good work, not particularly novel, akin to a routine evolution of existing technologies
+ [x] 3 - Good technical work with some novel features described
+ [ ] 4 - Very innovative technical work that demonstrates clear thought leadership for HPE
+ [ ] 5 - Clearly a breakthrough with significant technical innovation
- **Business Impact**
+ [ ] 1 - Impractical idea; limited business value
+ [x] 2 - Good work, but with limited direct or indirect business value, no clear path to capture business value+
+ [ ] 3 - Moderate business impact that merits further assessment
+ [ ] 4 - Work will provide HPE with valuable and meaningful differentiation in the market
+ [ ] 5 - Clearly and significant impacts HPEs business, opens new market opportunities
- **Clarity of Presentation**
+ [ ] 1 - Difficult to understand; confusing; incomplete description; very short
+ [ ] 2 - Hard to follow; uses unfamiliar terminology or acronyms; missing important data
+ [ ] 3 - Understandable but lacking some relevant information
+ [x] 4 - Clear and logical; some important information is missing or unclear
+ [ ] 5 - Very clearly described; logical flow; well supported with practical results and proof points
- **Overall Recommendation**
+ [ ] 1 - Reject
+ [ ] 2 - Weak Reject
+ [x] 3 - Weak Accept
+ [ ] 4 - Accept
+ [ ] 5 - Strong Accept
- **Suggested Presentation Style**
*What type of presentation do you recommend for this submission?*
+ [ ] Formal Session
+ [x] Poster Session
+ [ ] Not recommended for presentation
- **Favorite**
+ [x] No
+ [ ] Yes
- **Reviewer Confidence**
+ [ ] 1 - No confidence - I am not qualified to pass judgement on this submission
+ [ ] 2 - Low confidence - I do not have enough experience in this area to make a definitive decision on this submission
+ [x] 3 - Somewhat confident - I have a reasonable understanding of this research area
+ [ ] 4 - Confident - I have considerable confidence in my review and understanding of this work
+ [ ] 5 - Very Confident - I am confident in my review and understanding of the work
- **Comments for the Authors**
*Provide constructive comments to the author(s).*
- This is a really interesting idea. The author(s) did a great job of outlining the problem statement and the proposed solution is clearly articulated. The idea of using the IMEI/PEI to reliably validate the device is well thought out and would significantly raise the attackers difficulty level (ie. spoofing an IMEI).
- In the problem statement the author(s) call out 'technical literacy' as one of the contributing factors to these sorts of attacks - how would they author(s) propose to improve/simplify the usability or (de)registering devices, user education etc?
- Overall, great work and an idea worth exploring further.
- **Comments for the Program Committee (authors will not see these comments)**
*Provide comments to the PC (if any) that should not be shared with the author(s).*
- Well written and clearly defines both the problem and the solution.