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Tom Jacobs: "Sybil Detection in Online Social Networks - Evaluating the Transferability of Detection Methods from Synthetic to Real Data"
(Abschlussvortrag Bachelorarbeit)
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Leo Schmidt: "Automated Defense Against Session Hijacking via Compromised Cookies"
(Introductory Talk Master Thesis)
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Christer Andrés Norén: "Determining the Usefulness of CPU Utilization Metrics for Cryptojacking Detection"
(Seminar Final Presentation)
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Shruthi Devaraj: "Conflict Resolution in Train Timetabling Using Alternative Graphs and Deep Q-Networks"
(Introductory Talk Master Thesis)
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Ashik MD Rezwan: "The impact of mobility in SDN-based protocols: evaluation and solutions"
(Introductory Talk Master Thesis)
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Olid Mohd Sayed: "Resilient controller against cyber threats in software-defined IoT networks"
(Introductory Talk Master Thesis)
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Bonnie-Jo Mayer: "ohne Titel"
(Abschlussvortrag Berufspraktikum)
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IEEE LCN 2008
Matthias Frank (right), General Chair of IEEE LCN 2008, and his local support team at Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
IEEE LCN 2008
Matthias Frank (right), General Chair of IEEE LCN 2008, receiving the Certificate of Appreciation from Computer Society TCCC Chair Burkhard Stiller (left). Center: Azzedine Boukerche, Univ. of Ottawa.
NATO Exercise Common Shield
Monika Wieneke (center), Ph.D. student supervised by Prof. Martini, successfully presenting her work on Hazardous Material Localisation & Person Tracking during the NATO exercise Common Shield at the Eckernförde Naval Base.
Laser & Light Lab
Students performing lab work in the Laser & Light Lab of the Work Group Communication Systems (more details are available in German only).
AFCEA Student Award 2008
Tillmann Werner (second from left) received the 2008 AFCEA Student Award (and 3,500 €) for his diploma thesis on "Automatic Generation of complex Intrusion Detection Signatures", supervised by Prof. Martini. Congratulations!