Christian Wressnegger

Contact

	Email	(PGP key)
	Telephone	+49 531 391-55125
	Room	117
	Address	Technische Universität Braunschweig Institute of System Security Rebenring 56 38106 Braunschweig, Germany

About me

I am a PhD candidate at the Institute of System Security, TU Braunschweig. I graduated from Graz University of Technology where I majored in Computer Science. During the last years I had the opportunity to get to know different sides and aspects of research as well as professional software development. Over various stages I sought to combine the fields of machine learning and computer security, until I eventually ended up in the reserach group of Prof. Rieck.

Research Interests

• Malware Detection and System Security
• Vulnerability Discovery
• Applied Machine Learning

Publications

A complete list of my publications is available here.

Awards

• DIMVA Best Paper Award 2016
• German Prize for IT-Security 2016 (2nd Place)

Committee Memberships

• IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy ("Oakland") Student PC 2018
• ACSAC Artifact Evaluation Committee 2017

Reviewing for Journals

• IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing (TDSC)
• IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security (TIFS)
• EURASIP Journal on Information Security (JIS)
• Journal of Machine Learning Research: MLOSS Track (JMLR/MLOSS)
• Journal of Information Security and Applications (JISA)
• International Journal of Information Security (IJIS)

Sub-Reviewing for Conferences & Workshops

• 2018: SAC, AsiaCCS, DIMVA, DLS
• 2017: ACSAC, AsiaCCS, DIMVA, AISEC
• 2016: ACSAC, EuroS&P, RAID, DIMVA, IFIP SEC, AISEC, ARES
• 2015: CCS, ACSAC, RAID, ESSoS, WWW, IFIP SEC, AISEC, ARES
• 2014: CCS, DIMVA, WOOT, EUROSEC, ICML/LSP, AISEC, ARES, SICHERHEIT
• 2013: DIMVA, AISEC, ARES
• 2012: DIMVA, AISEC, ARES

Conference and Workshop Organization

• Publicity chair: EuroSec Workshop 2018
• General chair: myPhD Workshop 2016

Software

I do love open-source software and I enjoy writing code as well which I glady make public. Some of the tools I've contributed to in the course of my research are: Harry, Sally and Salad