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ndss-author-response

Use when writing an NDSS rebuttal and working the interactive discussion phase — triaging Round-2 reviews under a short window, answering adaptive-attack and ethics objections with pointable evidence, and negotiating toward Accept or a well-scoped Minor/Major Revision.

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# NDSS Author Response

Reaching the rebuttal at NDSS already means something: the early reject did not take you,
and the paper is in Round 2 with reviewers who will *talk back* — the 2027 process pairs
the written response with an interactive discussion phase (fall window: October 8-10,
2026). Plan for a conversation, not a single volley.

## Triage first (day one of the window)

Sort every review point into four buckets before writing a sentence:

| Bucket | Test | Response strategy |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Misreading | The paper already answers it | Quote section/figure; ask implicitly "what would make this clearer?" |
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