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30.05.2018
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Reminder: Seminar today at 4pm in room 0.07.As tomorrow will be a public holiday, the seminar will take place today at 4pm in the seminar room 0.07 in the CISPA building. |
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15.05.2018
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Reminder: no seminar this week.There will be no seminar this week as the chair is on a retreat. However, you will still be required to hand in your reviews and slide decks. Our next meeting will be on May 24th, 2pm in our usual seminar room on the 2nd floor.
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07.05.2018
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Christian Holler visiting May 7-11.Christian Holler will join the seminar on Wednesday, May 9th to discuss this weeks paper, current challenges, and advances in fuzzing. Christian is a senior security engineer at Mozilla. He will be around the whole week if you want to meet and chat. |
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10.04.2018
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Kick-Off meetingThe first meeting will take place at Thursday, 19.04, 2pm at our seminar room Room 2.22, E 9.1 in the CISPA building. Check the timetable page for scheduled events.
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05.04.2018
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Registration is now open.Please also register for the seminar using the Registration tab. Slots are limited for this seminar. Registration in the CISPA CMS is mandatory. |
Advances in Security Testing
During the course of this seminar, we will discuss well established and upcoming techniques used in automated software testing for security issues. Students will present and discuss topics on a weekly basis. Topics include black and white box approaches, static and dynamic analysis, and test generation techniques, such as fuzzing. Students should already have basic knowledge about software systems and testing, i.e. Programming II and Sopra. Knowledge in security testing, e.g. from the lecture of the same name, is also welcome.
Logistics
| Location | E9 1 Room 2.22 |
| Time | Thursday 14:00 - 15:30 |
| Meeting | Seminar (Weekly Meeting) |
| Number of Students | 12 |
| Instructor | Andreas Zeller |
| Adviser | Sascha Just |
| Contact | Sascha Just (email) |
| Language | English |
| Kickoff | 19/04/2018 14:00, E9 1 Room |
Grading
Each student will give 2 presentations. The second one will be graded.
Students will be required to hand in reviews for the discussed papers on a weekly basis. Reviews and participation in the seminar will count towards the final grade.