THESES
We constantly offer B.Sc and M.Sc. thesis projects in the areas of blockchain security, ML security, and platform security. If you are interested in doing your B.Sc./M.Sc. thesis in these areas, please have a look at the further information below and contact us.
CURRENT THESES
- Sven Venherm, „Tool-Chain for court-proof analysis of Cyber Security incidents“, B.Sc., 2022
- Alexander Jan Zielinski, „Imperceptible Adversarial Examples for Autonomous Vehicles“, M.Sc, 2022
- Sebastian Alscher, „Price of Anarchy in the Lightning Network“, M.Sc, 2022
- Annika Wilde, „Securing next-generation plattforms“, M.Sc, 2022
- Malcom Mohamed, „Analysis of Second-Layer Solutions for Permissioned Blockchains“, M.Sc, 2022
- Fabian Rüsen, „Security Analysis of Adversarial Examples in the Graybox Model“, M.Sc, 2022
- Pascal Bongartz, „Cross-Dimensional Security Assessment of an AutoML Training Pipeline“, M.Sc, 2023
- Tobias Pagel, „Increasing accountability in centralized mining pools using TEEs as a trust anchor“, B.Sc, 2023
Jan Richter, „Security Analysis of Transfer-based Adversarial Attacks in the Graybox Model“, M.Sc, 2023
FINISHED THESES
- Justin Szczepaniak, „Solana Smart Contract Security“, B.Sc, 2022
- Benedict Schlüter, „Security of TEEs in the presence of malicious peripherals“, M.Sc, 2022
- Robin Enste, „BSI IT-Grundschutz-Profil for a Consulting / Professional Service Provider
(SME Referencew Company with High Protection Requirements)“, M.Sc, 2022 - Alexander Rudolf, „Modelling blockchains“, B.Sc, 2022