Prof. Dr. Gerd Beuster
Raum: Ü11
- Sprechzeiten im Semester: Montag 14-15:15 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung / Monday 02:00-03:15 pm and by appointment
- Sprechzeiten in der vorlesungsfreien Zeit: Nach Vereinbarung / Write a mail for an appointment
Seminare
My slides from the introductory session are available below.
For this seminar, you give a talk of 45–60 minutes about the "Reserach Gaps" and "Example Prolems" mentioned in one of chapters of the first part of the SysSec Red Book. You can use a projector and the blackboard for your presentation. In addition to your talk, you prepare a seminar paper. The seminar paper must be finished for your talk. It will be published on this web page. By joining the seminar you agree that your paper will be published here.
3 In Search of Lost Anonymity (22.05.2019 - Waldemar Husser)
4 Software Vulnerabilities (23.05.2019 - Niklas Zabel)
5 Social Networks (12.06.2109 - Phillipp Normann)
7 Authentication and Authorization (23.05.2019 - Marc Mettke)
8 Security of Mobile Devices (09.07.2019 - Lukas Janssen)
9 Legacy Systems (09.07.2019 - Richard Wagener)
10 Usable Security (09.07.2019 - Vitus Wittke)
11 The Botnet that Would not Die (23.05.2019 - Maximilian Hamminger)
12 Malware (23.05.2019 - Amar Bolkan)
In this seminar you will present a paper of the participants in the workshop Security and Human Behavior 2019 (SHB 2019). Suitable papers are listed below. This seminar is primarely for students in our Master program on IT Security, but Master and Bachelor students from related fields of study, e.g. computer science, IT engineering, and E-Commerce, are welcome as well. The seminar will be in English.
For this seminar, you give a talk of 45–60 minutes about one of the papers below. You can use a projector and the blackboard for your presentation. In addition to your talk, you prepare a seminar paper. The seminar paper must be finished for your talk. It will be published on this web page. By joining the seminar you agree that your paper will be published here.
If you want to participante in the seminar, you must come to the introductory session on July, 1st, at 03:30pm in SR 3 (Ü 16). You cannot pick a paper beforehand!
The following papers are available:
- The Economics of Privacy (Imane Berchid)
- Unpacking Spear Phishing Susceptibility (Anurag Tyagi)
- Terrorism and Bathtubs: Comparing and Assessing the Risks (Nils Tenelsen)