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Anika Pflug defended her Doctoral thesis on 'Biometric Identification using 2- and 3- Dimensional Images of Human Ears'
Anika Pflug defended her doctoral thesis in Information Security at Gjøvik University College (GUC) on Friday 19th of June. Pflug
Danny Österreicher defended his Master's thesis on 'Cooperative Anomaly Detection in Large-Scale Network Environments'
Large-scale network attacks have been a serious threat to the Internet since many years. Owing to the immense importance of
Martin Böckeler defended his Master's thesis on 'Prediction of Expert Fingerprint Quality Assessment'
Martin Böckeler has successfully on April 20, 2015 defended his Master thesis titled `Automated fingerprint quality assessment as a replacement
David Pelka defended his Master's thesis on 'Analyse und Extraktion forensisch relevanter Informationen aus dem Ext4 Dateisystem Journal'
While in other file systems it is possible to reclaim deleted files in the remaining metadata, in Ext4 file systems
Georgios Stivaktakis defended his Master's thesis on 'Anti-forensics and countermeasures'
If we visualize evidence as a set of jigsaw pieces, the role of a forensic investigator is to find, collect
Tobias Huppertz defended his Master's thesis on 'Ein Indexansatz für ähnlichkeitserhaltende Hashwerte mittels Bloomfilter'
Ein Indexansatz für ähnlichkeitserhaltende Hashwerte mittels Bloomfilter A major challenge in digital forensic investigation is the automated presorting of data
Daniel Kopp defended his Master's thesis on 'IP spoofing quantification'
Daniel Kopp successfully defended his Master thesis on Monday, December 15th, 2014, after working with da/sec period of May 2013 to December 2014. IP
FBTI Award of Excellence for Andreas Nautsch
Andreas Nautsch who is a member of the da/sec group since June 2014 won the FBTI Award of Excellence 2014
Frank Breitinger defended his PhD thesis 'On the utility of bytewise approximate matching in computer science with a special focus on digital forensics investigations'
Frank Breitinger successfully defended his PhD thesis „On the utility of bytewise approximate matching in computer science with a special