Today I gave my last talk at the SECRYPT conference in Sevilla. After my PhD thesis defense last Wednesday, this had been my first scientific presentation as Dr. Lackner!!! But it has obviously also been the last

As most of you know, I started in Product Management at NXP Semiconductors. A job which is suspected to carry me far away from IT research. But as James Bond said, “Never say never!”.

For everybody interested, this is my presentation at SECRYPT:

And this is the presentation of my PhD thesis defense:

wir möchten Sie herzlich zu folgendem Vortrag einladen:

*Vortragender: *Prof. Colin Boyd, Faculty of Science and Technology,

Queensland University of Technology, Australia

http://sky.scitech.qut.edu.au/~boydc/

*Titel:*”DoS-resistant key exchange: models and mechanisms”

*Zeit:* Mittwoch, 13.7.2011, 14:30 Uhr

*Ort:* Seminarraum IAIK, Inffeldgasse 16a/EG

Wir freuen uns auf Ihr Kommen!

Das Dekansteam

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Abstract:

Security models for key exchange have been around for many years, but

only recently have started to include consideration of denial-of-service

attacks. This talk will consider security models for client puzzles and

in particular introduce a new model presented at CT-RSA 2011. The new

model… >Read more<

The official defense will be held on July 13th 2011 at 11:00 am at the Seminarraum of the IAIK at TU Graz.

Looks like this chapter is finally coming to an end

>> Final Version of the PhD Thesis

Both our submissions to MobiSEC 2011 and my Security Analysis of wireless networks for the International Journal of NetworkSecurity have been accepted for publication.