Robert Grabowski
I am a PhD student in Computer
Science at
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
in Munich, Germany. My advisor is Prof. Martin Hofmann
(Theoretical Computer
Science).
My research interests include the static analysis of secure
information flows and noninterference on mobile devices, as well
as type systems to enforce security-improving "best programming
practices". Earlier, I focused on grammar formalisms for
natural languages and computational linguistics.
Coordinates
| e-mail |
robert.grabowski@ifi.lmu.de
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| phone |
+49-89-2180-9864 |
| office |
E105 |
| address |
Institut für Informatik / TCS
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Oettingenstraße 67, D-80538 München |
Publications
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Type-Based Enforcement of Secure Programming Guidelines
– Code Injection Prevention at SAP
Robert Grabowski,
Martin Hofmann, Keqin Li (2011)
8th International Workshop on Formal Aspects
of Security & Trust (FAST), Leuven, Belgium
To appear in: LNCS 7140, 2011, ©Springer-Verlag
pdf
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slides |
venue |
extended version |
implementation
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Verifying Pointer and String Analyses with Region Type Systems
Lennart Beringer, Robert Grabowski,
Martin Hofmann (2010)
16th International Conference on
Logic for Programming Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning (LPAR),
Dakar, Senegal
LNAI 6355, 2010, ©Springer-Verlag
pdf |
slides |
venue |
extended version |
isabelle formalization
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Noninterference with Dynamic Security Domains and Policies
Robert Grabowski, Lennart Beringer (2009)
13th Asian Computing
Science Conference, Focusing on Information Security and
Privacy, Seoul, Korea
LNCS
5913, 2009, ©Springer-Verlag
pdf
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slides |
venue |
soundness proofs
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Noninterference for Mobile Code with Dynamic Security Domains
Robert Grabowski (2008)
Second International Workshop on Proof-Carrying
Code, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Electronic
Report, 2008, University of Edinburgh
pdf |
venue
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Computational Aspects of Non-Projective Dependency Grammars
Robert Grabowski (2006)
Diploma Thesis, Saarland University,
Germany
pdf
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Lexicalised Configuration Grammars
Robert Grabowski, Marco Kuhlmann, Mathias
Möhl (2005)
Second International Workshop on Constraint
Solving and Language Processing (CSLP), Sitges, Spain
pdf |
extended version (technical report) |
venue
Talks
Software
Current projects
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PolyNI: Verification of polymorphic noninterference for
mobile code
Previous projects
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InfoZert: Verification and Certification of Information
Flows
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Mobius: Mobility, Ubiquity and Security
Teaching