Welcome to Secure Systems Demo Day on June 8, 2023!

Every year we organize a Demo Day to showcase our current research in information security and to seek valuable inputs from external visitors. The event is intended to bring local academia, students and industry together and give them an overview of on-going information security research in Finland’s capital area.

Demo days have been an excellent opportunity for students and researchers to network and search for open positions within the local infosec industry and academia. If you are interested in advertising internship and thesis positions that you have open in your company, please contact our coordinator Niina Idänheimo (niina.idanheimo@aalto.fi) for more information.

Secure Systems annual Demo Days are public events and free of charge. Events are organized by the Secure Systems research groups at Aalto University and University of Helsinki in collaboration with Helsinki-Aalto Institute for Cybersecurity (HAIC).

Looking forward to meeting you in the event,

Lachlan Gunn and Tuomas Aura, Chris Brzuska, Mikko Kiviharju, Russell Lai, Janne Lindqvist, Samuel Marchal, Valtteri Niemi and Mohit Sethi

 

Date: 8.6.2023

Time: 14:00-17:00

Location: CS Building, Aalto University. Street address: Konemiehentie 2, Espoo.

Registration: Secure Systems Demo days are open to all and free of charge but you should register for the event at https://link.webropol.com/ep/Secure-systems-demo-day-2023

Program

14:00-14:45           Opening + Research highlights by Lachlan Gunn, T1 auditorium

14:45-15:00           Coffee break, CS library

15:00-17:00           Poster session & company desks, CS library

List of presentations and company desks at the poster session (please check back for updates, poster PDFs will be added here in the beginning of June):

Cloud security

  • Jose Luis Martin Navarro, Aalto University: Helm-ET: Reducing Exposure to Lateral Movement in Kubernetes Artifacts, slide show

Cryptography

  • Gizem Akman, University of Helsinki: Split-Key Authentication, poster
  • Chris Brzuska and Russell Lai, Aalto University: Cryptography at Aalto, poster
  • Taoufiq Damir, University of Helsinki: Location Privacy, 5G AKA and Enhancements, poster
  • Kalle Jyrkinen, Aalto University: Post-quantum cryptography: on the NTRU and Vanishing-SIS assumptions, poster
  • Mikko Kiviharju, Aalto University; Christina Lassfolk, NATO CCDCOE; Hannu Kari, National Defence College; Sanna Rikkonen, Finnish Defence Research Agency: Evolution of Cryptographic Key Management in Cellular Standards for European Railways, poster
  • Valtteri Niemi, University of Helsinki: Privacy-Preserving Ride-Sharing for Autonomous Cars, poster

Machine learning and security

  • Blerta Lindqvist, Aalto University:  Symmetry Defense Against CNN Adversarial Perturbation Attacks, poster

Network security and protocols

  • Abu Shohel Ahmed and Aleksi Peltonen, Aalto University: Security Analysis of the Consumer Remote SIM Provisioning Protocol, poster
  • Jacobo Bufalino, Aalto University: Analyzing network-layer access and isolation between microservices, poster
  • Songlin Jiang, Aalto University: Virtual Network Systems among Containers, poster

Platform security

  • Ushana Bandyopadhyay, University of Turku; Sandeep Tamrakar and Philip Ginzboorg, Huawei Technologies: Zero-Touch Bootstrapping Using Hyperledger Sawtooth, poster
  • Lachlan Gunn, Aalto University: BliMe: Verifiably Secure Outsourced Computation with Hardware-Enforced Taint Tracking, poster
  • Mariam Moustafa, Aalto University and Arto Niemi, Huawei Technologies: Attestation Protocol for Constrained Devices, poster
  • Sampo Sovio and Vijayanand Nayani, Huawei Technologies: Veraison Attestation, poster

Security engineering

  • Rongjun Ma and Henrik Lassil, Aalto University:  When Browsing Gets Cluttered: Exploring and Modeling Interactions of Browsing Clutter, Browsing Habits, and Coping, poster

Usable security

  • Markus Kähkönen, Aalto University: Algorithmic power, poster
  • Si Zuo and Stephan Sigg, Aalto University: Usable security enhancements in different smart devices, poster

Company desks:

Demo days have been an excellent opportunity for students and researchers to network and search for open positions within the local infosec industry and academia. Attending companies (the list will be updated as companies join):

  • Elisa
  • Ericsson
  • Huawei
  • Nokia Bell Labs
  • Nvidia
  • SSH.COM
  • WithSecure (TBC)

 

 

You can look at the program and presentations of the past events: