SRM seminar

The SRM is a joint research meeting of the SaToSS and APSIA groups supported by LACS and SnT. The SRM talks take place on Tuesdays at 10:30am in E212 on the Kirchberg Campus unless otherwise indicated. The SRM features presentations on ongoing research in security, privacy, and trust.

Currently, the SRM is co-organised by Barbara Kordy and Jean Lancrenon. From 2009-2011, the SRM was organised by Saša Radomirović. The next upcoming presentation is highlighted in boldface. A Google calendar of the SRM and related seminars is available.

Presentations

No. Date Presenter Title
165. December 18, 2pm, joint SRM and SnT seminar Jason Crampton (Royal Holloway University of London) On the Parameterized Complexity of the Workflow Satisfiability Problem Abstract
164. December 18 Luca Viganò (Università degli Studi di Verona) Formal Methods for the Security of the Internet of Services Abstract
163. December 11 Jeff Yan (Newcastle University, UK) The design of image recognition CAPTCHAs: challenges and solutions Abstract
162. December 4, joint SRM and SnT seminar Alexandre Dulaunoy (CIRCL/SMILE) The Attackers' Principles [slides] Abstract
161. November 27 Hongyang Qu (University of Oxford) Incremental Quantitative Verification for Markov Decision Processes Abstract
160. Friday, November 16, 10:30am, E212 Devrim Ünal (TUBITAK-BILGEM UEKAE, Turkey) The Formal Policy Framework for Mobility: Formal Specification, Verification and Enforcement of Location and Mobility Related Security Policies Abstract
159. Wednesday, November 14, 2pm, E212 Sasa Radomirovic (ETH, Zurich) Constructing Short Sequences Containing All Permutations of a Set as Subsequences Abstract
158. November 13 Tejeddine Mouelhi PPTree: An Attack-Defense Tree Driven Creation of Protection Profile Abstract
157. Thursday, November 8, 3pm, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Florian Kerschbaum (SAP Research, Karlsruhe, Germany) An Optimizing Compiler for Secure Computations Abstract
156. October 30 Andreas Albers (Goethe University Frankfurt) Towards Privacy as a Competitive Edge for Online Business Abstract
  André Deuker (Goethe University Frankfurt) All Friends Are Equal - Some Even More: An Investigation of Privacy Protection Among Facebook Users Abstract
155. Monday, October 29, 10:30am, E212 Rolando Trujillo Rasúa (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona) Privacy-preserving publication of spatio-temporal data Abstract
154. October 23, joint SRM and SnT seminar James Heather (University of Surrey) Cryptography with Everyday Objects [slides] Abstract
153. October 16, F213 Vaishnavi Rajendran Attribute Based Searching of Encrypted Data Abstract
152. October 9, 5:30pm, A02 Josep Domingo-Ferrer (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Catalunya) Co-utility: rational self-enforcement of privacy, security and functionality Abstract
151. October 2 Michèle Feltz (ETH, Zurich) Beyond eCK: Security against Stronger Adversaries [slides] Abstract
150. September 25 Tim Muller Composite Trust; a formal derivation of conjunction and disjunction of trust opinions Abstract
149. September 18 Assaad Moawad Social dimension in security systems Abstract
148. August 7 Naipeng Dong Formal Analysis of Privacy in an eHealth Protocol Abstract
147. July 31 Cas Cremers (ETH, Zurich) Distance Hijacking attacks on Distance Bounding Protocols Abstract
  Automated Analysis of Diffie-Hellman Protocols and Advanced Security Properties Abstract
146. Monday, July 23, 10:30am, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Rui Joaquim (Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa) A highly sound and efficient voter verifiable vote encryption technique (MarkPledge 3) and its use in the EVIV Internet voting system Abstract
145. Wednesday, July 18, 2:45pm, E212, joint SRM and SnT seminar Weili Fu (Free University of Bolzano and Technical University of Dresden) Labeling Extensions of General Tableaux with Many Truth Values Abstract
144. Wednesday, July 18, 2pm, E212, joint SRM and SnT seminar Iuliia Tkachenko (University Bordeaux 1) Universal Steganalysis without source-cover mismatch Abstract
143. July 17 Xihui Chen Post-hoc User Traceability Analysis in Electronic Toll Pricing Systems Abstract
142. July 10 Patrick Schweitzer Specifying quantitative questions on attack-defense trees [slides] Abstract
141. July 3 Jason Crampton (Royal Holloway, University of London) Cryptographic enforcement of interval-based access control policies [slides] Abstract
140. Monday, July 2, 2pm, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Christoph Bösch (University of Twente) Selective Document Retrieval from Encrypted Database Abstract
139. Wednesday, June 27, 2pm, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Selwyn Piramuthu (University of Florida) PUF-based Authentication Protocol to Address Ticket-Switching of RFID-tagged Items Abstract
138. June 26 Ran Xue User Mobility Profiles and Their Usage in Location-Based Services (M.Sc. midterm presentation) Abstract
137. June 19 Barbara Kordy On optimistic multi-party contract signing protocols Abstract
136. June 12 Yang Liu (National University of Singapore) Pervasive Model Checking Abstract
135. Monday, June 11, 11am, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Zhenchang Xing (National University of Singapore) Feature Location: How it is and How it Should be Supported Abstract
134. June 5 Harm van Beek (Netherlands Forensic Institute) Digital Forensics, what's that about? Abstract
133. Wednesday, May 30, 10:30am, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Dominique Cansell Formal and Incremental Construction of the Distributed Reference Counting Algorithm Abstract
132. May 22 Jan Willemson (Cybernetica, Estonia) Internet voting in Estonia - risk analysis and vote verification [slides] Abstract
131. May 15 Denise Demirel (TU Darmstadt) A publicly-verifiable mix-net with everlasting privacy towards observers Abstract
130. May 8 Matthijs Melissen Virtual Multi-Protocol Attacks in Non-Repudiation Protocols Abstract
129. Wednesday, April 25, 4pm, A02, joint SRM and Computational Biology talk Olivier Roux (École Centrale de Nantes) Hybrid Modelling of biological systems for the accurate analysis of their timing features [slides] Abstract
128. April 24 Mohammad Hassan Habibi (ISSL Lab, EE Department, Sharif University of Technology) RFID Systems: Introduction, Authentication, and Privacy Issues Abstract
127. April 17 Alexandre Bartel About ByteCode Static Analysis and Manipulation for Android Security Abstract
127. Thursday, April 12, 10:30am, E212 Stephan Neumann (TU Darmstadt) Civitas and the Real World: Problems and Solutions from a Practical Point of View Abstract
126. April 3 Kostas Chatzikokolakis (LIX, École Polytechnique & INRIA Saclay) Differential Privacy vs Quantitative Information Flow [slides] Abstract
125. Thursday, March 29, 10:30am, F213, joint SRM and SnT seminar Andrea Huszti (University of Debrecen, Hungary) Secure Electronic Applications Abstract
124. March 27 André van Cleeff (University of Twente) Physical and Digital Security: Comparison, Combinations & Properties Abstract
123. March 13 Jean Lancrenon Password-Authenticated Key Exchange Abstract
122. Monday, March 5, 4pm, joint SRM and ICR seminar Wojciech Jamroga Castelfranchi's View on Trust Abstract
121. February 28 Pim Vullers (Radboud University Nijmegen) Attribute-based Credentials on Smart Cards [slides] Abstract
120. February 23 Jérôme Dossogne (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Linking coercion-freeness and verifiability in Internet Voting schemes Abstract
119. February 9, joint SRM and SnT seminar Rosario Giustolisi (University of Catania) WATA4.0: Enhancing WATA anonymous marking system with usability and individual verifiability Abstract
118. January 31 MohammadReza Mousavi (Eindhoven University of Technology) In Processes, We Believe! -- On Marrying Process Algebra and Epistemic Logic Abstract
117. January 17 Daniel Marnach, Bianca Miniberger MSc midterm presentations
116. January 10 Evangelos Rekleitis (University of the Aegean) Beyond Single RFID Authentication Protocols: Anonymous and Forward Secure Grouping Proof Protocols Abstract