Influential papers in Web Security Pellegrino, Somé, Stock

... will be finished by Monday at the latest. I can already confirm that none of you flunked the course, so now need to sign up last minute for a proseminar in the winter term.

Sorry for the delay, there were a number of overlapping vacations and deadlines, which meant we could not yet come together to finish grading.

Dear all,

together with my colleague Stefano Calzavara from Venice, I am organizing a (virtualized) workshop called SecWeb (https://secweb.work/#program). As part of this, we have a panel this evening on the future of securing the Web. This panel includes several experts from industry and academia. If you are interested, feel free to join the Zoom call at https://zoom.us/j/91644362044?pwd=UmpLdFo1bkJLR2ZNMVRCY0sweXdBQT09 from 6pm tonight.

I sent out the missing feedback to you now (there were some submissions missing earlier, hence the delay). Please let me know if you have *not* received your feedback yet.

Also, the slides are online for the talk from yesterday. Please make sure to submit your feedback by tomorrow, 23:59.
 

Hi all,

I might have been a bit unclear about the papers given for each topic. Your first talk should focus on first paper in the list, the second on the second. Especially for explaining background information, you can rely on other sources, but for the "main meat" of the talk, you should focus on the paper at hand (even it is outdated).

You can now see the assigned topics in your student overview. Since one student did not show up for the kickoff, we dropped the first topic and will start with password managers. We will nevertheless keep the schedule the same, i.e., we simply have two meetings (19.5. and 23.6.) where only one paper will be presented.

Hi all,

welcome to the INPAWS proseminar. Sorry for the radio silence thus far, but we have been quite busy with DP3T in the last days.

For the kickoff tomorrow (14:00), we will use Zoom (and for all subsequent meetings as well). While the government has technically allowed the university to re-open, this is not something we consider adequate risk. We understand that Zoom isn't a perfect solution, but neither is Teams or Webex. If you are worried, you can use the Web client of Zoom.

You can find all relevant information about how to connect to the Zoom meeting at https://cms.cispa.saarland/infpapweb20/contents/view/2. In tomorrow's kick-off, we will present the topics and the associated advisors, and will ask you to choose from them until the end of the day. This allows us to quickly do the assignment and inform you about your topic.

Until then, please make sure that you Zoom setup is working properly. For now, most importantly, check that microphone and camera work. As Zoom recently changed things due to Zoom bombing, you have to have a (free) account with Zoom. So, please make sure that is also already set up.

See you all tomorrow!