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Software Requirements for Tutorial 3Written on 17.09.26 (last change on 17.09.26) by Madhurima Ghosh Hi everyone, For the upcoming Tutorial 3, please make sure you have the following software installed on your machines:
Since the hands-on exercise will be… Read more Hi everyone, For the upcoming Tutorial 3, please make sure you have the following software installed on your machines:
Since the hands-on exercise will be conducted in groups of 3, you do not need to have Linux installed on every machine. One Linux machine per group with UHD, GNSS-SDR, and all required dependencies installed will be sufficient. However, MATLAB must be installed on all machines. Please make sure the required software is installed and tested beforehand, and bring the Linux machine to the hands-on session. |
Wrong requirements for the MATLAB add-on!Written on 16.09.26 by Thies Lukas I gave you the wrong MATLAB add-on required for Tutorial 2 in the software requirements sheet. Please install this add-on before Tutorial 2: Install Communications Toolbox Support Package for USRP Radio - MATLAB & Simulink |
Organisational UpdateWritten on 10.08.26 (last change on 10.08.26) by Harald Neumann Please register for one of the tutorial slots as soon as possible. We will offer four tutorial slots across two days: on each day there will be a morning session from 9:00-12:00 and an afternoon session from 15:00-18:00. The deadline for registration is 21 August at 23:59. Participation in a… Read more Please register for one of the tutorial slots as soon as possible. We will offer four tutorial slots across two days: on each day there will be a morning session from 9:00-12:00 and an afternoon session from 15:00-18:00. The deadline for registration is 21 August at 23:59. Participation in a tutorial is mandatory for this course. If you do not register for one of the tutorial slots by the deadline, you will unfortunately be unenrolled from the course. Please also note that the lecture time has changed to 12:00-14:00. Due to high demand, the lecture will now be offered in a hybrid format, and the exam will be written in person. |
Foundation of Wireless Security: Sniff, Sense, Secure (Block Course)
Wireless technologies are an essential building block of today’s digital infrastructure, enabling the exchange of confidential information, facilitating financial transactions, supporting remote health monitoring, tracking assets, and driving industrial automation, among numerous other mission-critical services. As wireless systems increasingly mediate sensitive data and safety-relevant operations, they must ensure security properties, including confidentiality, integrity, availability, secure localization, location privacy, authentication, and effective access control. This advanced lecture provides an in-depth exploration of wireless security from both theoretical and practical perspectives. We will focus on the threat landscape specific to wireless communication systems, including eavesdropping, jamming, spoofing, replay, relay attacks, and protocol-level exploitation. The course is structured as a combination of lecture series and hands-on tutorial sessions.
Lectures
When: 14th – 25th September, 12 – 14h
Where: C0.02
Tutorials
When: 14th – 25th September, 9 – 12h & 15 - 18h
Where: C0.02
Exam (Written)
When: October 13th from 14 – 16h.