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    Secure Software Systems Group

    Secure Software Systems Group

    About Us

    Secure Software Systems  is a research group headed by Prof. Dr. Alexandra Dmitrienko. It focuses on a wide range of topics related to the security and privacy of computing platforms and networks, ranging from secure software engineering to security and privacy of mobile, cyber-physical, IoT and decentralized systems. Our research aims to address new security and privacy-related challenges emerging due to ubiquitous digitization, resulting in increasing data collection and fast growing complexity and heterogeneity of systems, as well as technological shifts from centralized to more robust and resilient decentralized solutions.

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    High-Tech Women (HTW’23)

    On March 30th, Alexandra Dmitrienko is participating at the High-Tech Women Workshop.

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    Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium 2023

    This week, the Secure Software Systems group presents two papers at the Network and Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium 2023

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    In 2023, once again, the European Network for Cybersecurity (NeCS) PhD

    The school provides a great opportunity to researchers at the early stage of career path to establish new contacts, share ideas and disseminate research results. The event is held in the second week of February.

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    Secure Software System Group has received a research grant from BMWi for the SPOQ project (Standardisierte sichere Produktverifizierung zum Schutz von Originalität und Qualität).

    The goal of the project is to develop and standardize methods for protection of products from forgery and inappropriate quality. The developed methods will enable end users to verify product origin by utilizing the out-of-the-shelf devices, such as smartphones. The project will be conducted in collaboration with VDE, AIM, Hochschule Mannheim, KOBIL and PAV Card. The kick-off project meeting took place this Monday in VDE premises in Offenbach.

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