The System Security Lab focuses on the security and privacy aspects of modern computing platforms, including software and hardware security, IoT security, AI security, and trustworthy computing. Our research aims to identify, analyze, and mitigate vulnerabilities in both traditional and emerging technologies, ensuring resilient and secure systems. We explore hardware-assisted security mechanisms, secure IoT architectures, AI-driven security models, and privacy-preserving computing to defend against evolving cyber threats. By integrating cryptographic techniques, secure hardware design, and AI security frameworks, we strive to build trustworthy, attack-resistant, and future-proof computing platforms.
Dr. Sc. Elissa Mollakuqe Awarded Postdoctoral Research Award by the Republic of Kosovo
Elissa MOLLAKUQE, Dr.sc, has been selected as a winner of the postdoctoral research grant awarded by the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology, and Innovation of the Republic of Kosovo.
LightShed Presented at USENIX Security ’25
Our group took part in this year’s USENIX Security Symposium, where we presented our latest work, LightShed.
Tutorial on Security and Privacy in Split Learning
Last week, members of our research group, Alessandro Pegoraro, Phillip Rieger, and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, presented a comprehensive tutorial on the security and privacy of AI-based systems at the prestigious summer school on real-world cryptography and privacy in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
The new CYSEC building is located on Kantplatz on the city center campus of the TU Darmstadt. ⠀ You can find us in S2|20, 3rd floor.