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The current funding for ATHENE (BMBF and HMWK) and further third party funded projects (e.g. from BMBF, BSI, industry) allows us to employ motivated and outstanding staff members to work on their PhD in the area of IT security. Ten good reasons for
Girl’s Day 2022 at da/sec It was exciting to have 19 young women join the da/sec research group for a day of biometrics and programming on Thursday, April 28th, for this year’s Girl’s Day. The event organized all over Germany
Roman Kessler successfully defended his Master’s Thesis on ‘Analysis of face embeddings to facilitate image pre-selection for face morphing’ Face Morphing Attacks pose a novel threat to the security of identification documents. The fusion of the face images of two
Lorenz Liebler successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis Memory forensics is an important branch of digital forensics. Different concepts empower practitioners to perform deep analysis of potentially compromised systems by dissecting the acquired volatile memory of a target. The field mainly
Mathias Ibsen, Lazaro Janier Gonzalez-Soler, Christian Rathgeb, Pawel Drozdowski, Marta Gomez-Barrero and Christoph Busch of the da/sec group at Hochschule Darmstadt and Hochschule Ansbach received the best paper award for the contribution of “Differential Anomaly Detection for Facial Images ”
A Master Face describes a, in most cases, semi-synthetic face image that achieves a significantly higher chance of false matches when attacking random face galleries. The methodology for creating a master face can vary. In this work we investigated if
Thanh Phong Cao defended his Bachelor Thesis on ‘Integration der FIDO2-Authentifizierung in Webseiten’ on November 30 Recently the FIDO2 Authentification scheme was published by the FIDO Alliance. It enables a passwordless or two- factor authentication for online services. In this
Pia Bauspieß wins the CAST Master Thesis Award 2021 Every year, the Competence Center for Applied Security Technology, CAST e.V., awards the Bachelor and Master Thesis Award for outstanding theses in the field of IT security. Of particular interest are
In recent years, increasing deployment of face recognition technology in security-critical settings, such as border control or law enforcement, has led to considerable interest in the vulnerability of face recognition systems to spoofing attacks utilizing legitimate documents based on digitally
Roland Rauner defended his Bachelor Thesis on ‘Analyse der Kombination von verschiedenen Einflussfaktoren auf die differenzielle Morphing-Angriffs Detektion’ The differential morphing attack detection is intended to detect the manipulation by comparing the extracted features from the passport photo and an
Hailin Li defended his Master Thesis on Face Age Progression with Realness Distributions Face age progression was a newly discussed topic in recent years, which can be used in entertainment purpose photography effect. It can even be contributed to the