Martin Gilje Jaatun – SINTEF INFOSEC

Another attractive workshop

Earlier this summer we successfully organised another edition of our International Workshop on Secure Software Engineering in DevOps and Agile Development (SecSE 2019). An English version of the workshop summary will be available here Real Soon Now!

16 Mar

Which certificate revocation mechanism for the Maritime Sector?

Certificate revocation is known to be a difficult problem on the web, and it is even harder in constrained environments such as the maritime sector where ships can be at sea for long times, with no or very limited connectivity…

07 Jul

Discovering BLE Security through an internship

This article has been written by François Sevaux, student in his first year of Master at Université de Bretagne Sud, France, during his internship in our group. Internet of Things (IoT) have been growing fast over the past years, mainly…

18 Jun

Security Testing of the Pacemaker Ecosystem

In 2015, Marie Moe (now working at mnemonic) started a small research project on the pacemaker ecosystem security, more specifically, on the BIOTRONIK pacemaker ecosystem. Five years later, four master’s theses have been written and several talks have been given…

13 May

Privacy Preserving Contact Tracing Applications

How can they help slowing down the spread of a decease while preserving users’ privacy? Introduction In this second quarter of 2020, the world is facing a new situation with most of the countries in the world being locked down…

21 Apr

Mobile Network technologies and fighting COVID-19

The world is fighting against a fairly unknown enemy named COVID-19 and preparing in every possible way to win the battle. One of the strategies to reduce the spreading of COVID-19 virus is “contact tracing”. This “contact tracing” means to…

Author: Martin Gilje Jaatun