Eric Bodden

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Professor for Secure Software Engineering at Paderborn University and Fraunhofer IEM
Show threadEric BoddenAug 25, 2023
@benhermann Thanks a lot for the visit, the interesting discussions and for helping finish all the sushi and tapas! 😉👌
Eric BoddenAug 25, 2023
Ben HermannAug 25, 2023
My group and I had two great days in Paderborn meeting with
@guybrush and his group. Lots of new research ideas. It was great to be back at HNI. They still have my poster in the hallway!
Eric BoddenAug 24, 2023
Very much enjoying the talk here at HNI by @benhermann on challenges and solutions in program analysis in large-scale software repositories.
Eric BoddenJul 10, 2023
Excited to welcome Julia Rubin (UBC) this summer for a research visit, sponsored by a prestigious Humboldt scholarship! Looking forward to joint research combining analytic and constructive techniques to secure the software of tomorrow!
https://www.uni-paderborn.de/en/news-item/124092
Universität Paderborn - News item - Canadian Computer Science professor conducting research at Paderborn University’s Heinz Nixdorf Institute thanks to Humboldt fellowship

Website of the University of Paderborn

Eric BoddenJul 7, 2023
@xdevroey I agree that such papers are still largely lacking. I hope to be writing one of these eventually. Should be useful.
Eric BoddenJun 30, 2023
Currently working on a survey in the area of #AI4SE, I am seriously considering a "hall of shame" of the worst papers we found. It's truly unbelievable what kind of rubbish is published at some venues. The recipe seems: Take some random input representation, apply some random embedding, use some randomly chosen classifier, if you feel fancy use an attention mechanism (but don't say which one, let alone why), pick some subset of some badly biased data set, report success! Nothing can be learned from such work! Really, nothing. It's so disappointing.
Show threadEric BoddenJun 14, 2023
@fm_volker Yes sounds like the same idea. I think the two things that might have changed now is (1) simple addition of biometry as a second factor and (2) a relatively clever infrastructure for exchanging keys securely across devices.
Show threadEric BoddenJun 13, 2023
@fm_volker good question. Maybe. Honestly I don't know much about those.
Eric BoddenJun 13, 2023

In the past weeks, I have taken a first look at #Passkey, the new password-less authentication mechanism recently made available by Apple, Google and Microsoft. How does it work? What are its properties? Find some answers in my article here:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/look-password-less-authentication-passkeys-eric-bodden/

A look into password-less authentication with Passkeys

In the past weeks, I have taken a first look at #Passkey, the new password-less authentication mechanism recently made available by Apple, Google and Microsoft. How does it work? What are its properties? Passkeys make use of the authentication standard #FIDO2, which itself consists of #WebAuthn and

Eric BoddenMay 1, 2023
On my way to our #Dagstuhl seminar on the Empirical Evaluation of Secure Development Processes. Looking forward to an interesting and intense week of discussions! Co-organized with Laurie Williams, Sam Weber, Brendan Murphy and Steve Lipner. #SDLC
https://www.dagstuhl.de/en/seminars/seminar-calendar/seminar-details/23181
Dagstuhl Seminar 23181: Empirical Evaluation of Secure Development Processes