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detektor.fm :dfm:

Sicherheitslücken in Computerprogrammen sind riskant. Mit Fuzzing sollen sie entdeckt werden, bevor sie Schaden anrichten können. Doch die Methode ist aufwendig — bis jetzt. Prof. Andreas Zeller vom CISPA in Saarbrücken will das ändern.

#CISPA #Cyberangriffe #Cybersicherheit #Fuzzing #Informationssicherheit #ITSicherheit #Software #Forschungsquartett

detektor.fm/wissen/forschungsq

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Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

🎙️ Understanding #self-hosting and security through 1000 Nextcloud servers

Today's #NextcloudPodcast : Lea Gröber's insights on how the human aspect of your digital infrastructure may be the most important, and yet the least understood.

#usablesecurity #CISPA #dataprivacy

nextcloud.com/blog/lea-grober-

NextcloudLea Gröber: Understanding self-hosting and security through Nextcloud - NextcloudSo many Nextclouders - from enterprise and education to activists and families - decide to self-host their privacy-focused IT infrastructure. What exactly motivates us to self-host? Is this inherently an increased data security risk? What of the grit needed to host your own digital infrastructure? The answers to these questions may surprise you! Lea Gröber, PhD student in Usable Security @ CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security, shares insight from two recent studies exploring motivations in self-hosting and Nextclouders specifically. We explore the topic of Usable Security and how, in terms of security, the human aspect of your digital infrastructure may be the most important, and yet the least understood. Afterall, "Users are not the enemy."
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Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

🎙️ Understanding #self-hosting and security through 1000 Nextcloud servers

Today's #NextcloudPodcast : Lea Gröber's insights on how the human aspect of your digital infrastructure may be the most important, and yet the least understood.

#usablesecurity #CISPA #dataprivacy

nextcloud.com/blog/lea-grober-

NextcloudLea Gröber: Understanding self-hosting and security through Nextcloud - NextcloudSo many Nextclouders - from enterprise and education to activists and families - decide to self-host their privacy-focused IT infrastructure. What exactly motivates us to self-host? Is this inherently an increased data security risk? What of the grit needed to host your own digital infrastructure? The answers to these questions may surprise you! Lea Gröber, PhD student in Usable Security @ CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security, shares insight from two recent studies exploring motivations in self-hosting and Nextclouders specifically. We explore the topic of Usable Security and how, in terms of security, the human aspect of your digital infrastructure may be the most important, and yet the least understood. Afterall, "Users are not the enemy."
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Andreas Zeller

I am co-founding a new startup! #InputLab creates test data for thousands of formats from electronic invoices to retail orders, covering all input features. We just passed the initial evaluation toward up to 800k€ public funding to start as a #CISPA spin-off in September.

We are #hiring – and we are looking out for #collaboration partners and early #adopters from industry and public service. Check us out at inputlab.net! #startup #XML #softwaretesting

InputLab – we make test data
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Norbert_R 🧣🐘🦣

#Resonator: RES202 Automatisiertes #Softwaretesten

Podcast der @helmholtz
mit Holger Klein @holgi

#AndreasZeller vom #CISPA Helmholtz-Zentrum für #Informationssicherheit ist das Kunststück gelungen, schon zum zweiten Mal die höchstmögliche Fördersumme vom Europäischen Forschungsrat (#ERC) bekommen zu haben.

Er forscht an Systemen, die Software automatisiert testen können

Webseite der Episode: resonator-podcast.de/2024/res2

Mediendatei: resonator-podcast.de/podlove/f

ResonatorRES202 Automatisiertes SoftwaretestenWie bringt man einem Computer bei, in einem unbekannten Webshop eine Kaffeetasse zu kaufen? Andreas Zeller forscht an der Antwort auf diese Frage. Software zu testen ist sehr aufwendig und entsprechend teuer, darum wird es oft nicht hinreichend getan oder gleich ganz unterlassen. Andreas Zeller forscht am CISPA daran, das Testen zu automatisieren.
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