Axelle Prior

[Gundenia Ransbottom]

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SARS-CoV-2 is a growing field of research and mental health in long COVID is one of its interesting domains. This scoping review aims at studying the outcomes of mental health in patients already known for psychiatric illness. This was done by researching the literature in two databases (Embase and PubMed) for articles studying mental health consequences of long COVID in patients already known for psychiatric history. Eleven studies were included. 6/11 studies found an effect of long COVID, with varying severity of outcomes studied, with either a worsening in length or severity. 4/11 did not find any correlation between worsening symptoms and psychiatric history. The methods for assessing which psychiatric symptoms to include and how to determine prior history were heterogeneous, making direct comparison sometimes difficult. The data seem to show worse effects of long COVID on mental health of patients with prior mental illness, with limitations regarding the heterogeneity of the studies' designs and focuses. It also highlights how neglected this population of patients is in the current state of research.

Former Comtesse Axelle Poisson of Jader, born Axelle Dufayel to Comte Ferdinand Dufayel of Jader and the orlesian noblewoman Antoinette Poisson in 9:10 dragon. A few years prior her uncle, King Meghren, had been killed in a duel with Maric Theirin and the dissent against the Dufayel family was at an all time high. After her father died of an assassin in 9:15 her mother thought that it would be safer for her to adopt the Poisson name instead of Dufayel. As her fathers only child she inherited Jader at the young age of 5. Since she wasn't suited to rule just yet her mother handled all formal business while she mostly lounged around.

Axelle took formal controll over Jader in 9:30 when her mother told her to "learn responisbility." Axelle was very much against this but after threats of her allowance being pulled she accepted the position. Her mother currently lives in Val Royeaux on a prolonged vacation caused by the stress of having to deal with both Jader and Axelle as a child.

In season 1, the comtesse met three new visitors to Jader. One of them knew the empress of all people and another one was a qunari! She made (her servants made) a great feast to welcome them. After they finished eating the qunari gave her the quaint suggestion to give the leftovers to the poor to "trick" them into supporting her. She asked them to investigate a series of disappearances around Jader and sent them on their way.

When the party didn't return she didn't think much of it and life returned to usual for a week. Suddenly one day a bunch of explosion was rocking her castle! She couldn't get a bit of sleep so she took a couple of guards to investigate and found the Empress' friend with dead darkspawn bits littering the place. She spouted something about Jader exploding so Axelle allowed herself to be evacuated.

'Axelle is a PhD candidate who has contributed exceptionally to Higher Degree Research welfare and research environment. She organised and chaired this year HDR Conference. Given the virtual situation she initiated contact with U21 to enable international participation. As a result, there were 146 presentations over two days from HDRs across 32 institutions, including 6 overseas institutions with well over 90% satisfaction with various aspects of the conference across the 75 participants who filled out the post-conference survey. The success of this conference is largely due to Axelle's organisational and leadership skills. To organise a virtual conference is no mean feat and the students receive little administrative and IT support. Importantly, some of the conference committee members withdrew form their volunteering around the time of abstract submissions and the finalising of the conference schedule, leaving Axelle to cope with most of the work. She remained friendly and supportive throughout, even when dealing with unjust and impolite criticism from potential presenters. Brilliantly, she secured 2 keynote speakers who spoke about careers post-pandemic and fieldwork during COVID. Both utmost on candidates' minds.

As the chair of our HDR Student Committee, Axelle has been innovative and consultative in revising regular events and introducing new ones to suit the virtual environment and ensure HDRs don't feel isolated, receive appropriate support and their voices are heard. She conducted and analysed a major survey of HDR needs, reported to Faculty and now being acted upon by the Higher Degree Committee. She has been an especially strong advocate during the initial onset of COVID when HDRs were losing their casual tutoring work and their research came to a halt due to inability of going on fieldwork. She established excellent communications channels to ensure Faculty was aware of candidates' emerging needs and that candidates were well-informed about various support schemes and webinars on how to do fieldwork virtually or how to reshape PhD projects.

Of the regular activities, she ensured that the welcome breakfast and other social events are continued to be offered albeit virtually. However, she has also established an additional MS TEAMS group for HDRs, revised the annual thesis writing bootcamp into a monthly writing swap program and a weekly 2 hour "shut-up and write" online group. In addition, she is organising a practice session for Annual Progress Review presentation a few weeks prior to the scheduled reviews.

In sum, Axelle has contributed enormously to HDR wellbeing, over and beyond any former HDR Student Committee chair and under much harder circumstances. Her dedication and readiness to innovate are truly outstanding and lessened the impact of COVID on the faculty's research candidates. She ensured their training and skills development programs could be maintained and there were plenty of opportunities for them to socialise and not feel isolated. I strongly recommend her for the U21 Champion Award.'

Chairing the HDR Student Committee has been one of the most significant events in my candidature and while my only goal was to ensure HDRs have a positive student experience, particularly in these uncertain times, it is very touching to be nominated. This recognition is another example of the great support provided by the Faculty and especially Dorottya, to myself and the Committee.'

Axelle Leclerc, the Head of Sales at Just Provisions in Monte Carlo, embodies an easy-going, multitasking specialist with an ambitious and responsible attitude. Her education from Pigier in Notarial Studies and diverse work experiences reflect her adeptness. With more than three years of sales experience at Just Provisions, she now leads the sales department, highlighting her exceptional leadership skills. Axelle's career path spans roles at ECPY as the Dlgue Gnrale, Moore Stephens Monaco as an Administrator, and prior engagements as a Membership Accounts Administrator and Manager. Her expertise in sales, administration, and notarial duties highlights her versatility.

Flutter is an open-source UI software development kit with the ability to create applications for Android, iOS, and non-mobile platforms using a single codebase. The performance aspect is handled by using ahead-of-time (AOT) native compilation in release builds.

These attractive features have not gone unnoticed by malware authors. In late 2022, and still active in 2024, the Android MoneyMonger family appeared. The family, also known as SpyLoan because it tempts victims with loan scams, utilizes Flutter primarily for its UI capabilities. The malicious payload (stealing device information) is implemented on the "standard" Java side and called on request from the Flutter side.

In mid-2023, the Android Fluhorse family pushed the concept further and implemented the malicious payload on the Flutter side. Given the limited support for Flutter by disassemblers and other reverse engineering tools, this makes the tasks for malware analysts more difficult, and we probably need to get prepared for more. Note that disassembling Flutter applications is special (and difficult) for many low-level reasons: the assembly code dedicates some CPU registers to specific concepts, the calling convention is not standard, the representation of integers is unconventional too, and finally the parsing of AOT snapshots is complex, undocumented and uses custom formats (e.g. custom LEB).

This presentation aims to aid malware analysts in reverse engineering Flutter malware. We cover topics such as identifying the Flutter entrypoint, detecting communication between Flutter and Java, reading the Object Pool (with Blutter or JEB), finding Flutter function names even when the AOT snapshot is stripped, and understanding the special representation of small integers. We illustrate the presentation with examples taken from recent unwanted Flutter applications of 2024 (e.g. porn agents, Mobidash...).

Axelle Apvrille is a principal security researcher at Fortinet, Fortiguard Labs. Her research interests are mobile and IoT malware, which she reverses every day. In addition, she is the lead organizer of Ph0wn CTF, an on-site competition which focuses on ethical hacking of smart objects. In a prior life, Axelle used to implement cryptographic algorithms and security protocols.

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