Security Engineering

Contact

Dr. rer. nat. Martin Mink
Research Scientist
Security Engineering Group
Computer Science Department
Technische Universität Darmstadt

CASED building, Mornewegstrasse 32, D-64293 Darmstadt, 4th floor, room 4.2.16

Phone: +49-6151-16-70717
Fax: +49-6151-16-72051

Email: mink(-at-)seceng.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de (PGP public key, Fingerprint: 80DC 5F7D FA12 312C FFD3 D8C0 5D67 2CB1 C005 B308)

Email: martin.mink(-at-)cased.de (PGP public key, Fingerprint: 3C00 60F2 BCD5 46AE CC43 0663 91A3 5685 5D5A 40B0)

Projects

Weiterbildungsveranstaltung Hacker Contest (in german language)

IT security contest Capture-the-flag (CTF)

Resources for IT security education

Research

Publications

Martin Mink, Rainer Greifeneder: Evaluation of the Offensive Approach in Information Security Education, in: International Information Security Conference (SEC 2010), Brisbane (Australia), 2010

For publications until end of 2009 see my former web page at University of Mannheim.

Talks

Datenspuren im Web 2.0, UBG-Tagung, Kassel, Sept. 2011
Offensive Methoden und Forensik in der IT-Sicherheitsausbildung, CAST workshop „Forensik und Internetkriminalität", Darmstadt, Dec. 2010
Hacker-Methoden in der IT-Sicherheitsausbildung, invited talk in lecture „Computerforensik" at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt, Nov. 2010
Hacker-Methoden in der IT-Sicherheitsausbildung, CASED event „Hacking als Beruf", Darmstadt, Nov. 2010
Evaluation of the Offensive Approach in Information Security Education, International Information Security Conference, Brisbane, Sept. 2010
Warum wir Hacker brauchen - Von Hüten, Flaggen und Hypothesen, MetaRheinMain ChaosDays, Darmstadt, Sept. 2010
Quo vadis, Sicherheitsausbildung?, Workshop „Reaktive Sicherheit in der Lehre" at DIMVA 2010, Bonn, July 2010

For talks until end of 2009 see my former web page at University of Mannheim.

Theses

For supervised theses until end of 2009 see my former web page at University of Mannheim.

Teaching

Winter Term 2011/12