~€1M Euro funding from German Space Agency for Secure Satellite Systems
Our project on satellite systems security has been awarded nearly €1 million in funding from the German Space Agency (DLR).
Latest achievements, awards, and announcements from the EMSEC research group, including paper acceptances, funding awards, and distinguished recognitions.
Our project on satellite systems security has been awarded nearly €1 million in funding from the German Space Agency (DLR).
Our paper, titled 'Anota: Identifying Business Logic Vulnerabilities via Annotation-Based Sanitization' was accepted at NDSS 2026.
Our paper, titled 'One Small Patch for a File, One Giant Leap for OTA Updates' was accepted at the NDSS SpaceSec workshop 2026.
Our project on industrial and production systems security has been awarded a €720k in funding from the Volkswagen Foundation (VW Stiftung)
Our paper, titled 'HoneySat: A Network-based Satellite Honeypot Framework' was accepted at NDSS 2026.
We presented our research group's results to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his visit to the state of Saarland and CISPA.
Our paper named 'TWINFUZZ: Differential Testing of Video Hardware Acceleration Stacks' was accepted at NDSS 2025.
Our project on cyber resilience of autonomous vehicles receives over 2 million euros from Federal Ministry of Digital and Transport of Germany.
Our paper named 'A Comprehensive Memory Safety Analysis of Bootloaders' was accepted at NDSS 2025.
Our paper on the Feasibility of Inter-Satellite Friendly Jamming was accepted at ESA's 2024 Security for Space Systems conference.
Our SoK paper on security of Programmable Logic Controllers got accepted in USENIX Security Symposium 2024, and our paper on Application Sandboxing for Space Missions got accepted at NDSS SpaceSec Workshop.
Our proposal for a cyber-security satellite won the German Space Agency (DLR) competition between over 85 different proposals. The DLR will pay for the development and launch of our satellite.
Our paper on security analysis of in-orbit satellites firmware received Distinguished Paper Award at IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (S&P) 2023.
Our paper on security analysis of in-orbit satellites firmware was accepted at IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2023.
We have multiple open positions for PhD/Postdocs in embedded systems security, firmware analysis, and space systems security.
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