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Matthias Lange

TU Berlin
Telekom Innovation Laboratories
FG Security in Telecommunications
Sekr. TEL 11
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 7
10587 Berlin
Germany

Office: TEL 17
E-mail:
Phone: +49 30 8353 58553

Office Hours

On appointment. Please write me an e-mail or call me to make up for an appointment.

Research

  • Secure System Architectures
  • Virtualization
  • Microkernels

Publications

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2010

Matthias Lange (2010). A Secure and Reliable OS for Automotive Applications. Proceedings of the Fifth GI SIG SIDAR Graduate Workshop on Reactive Security (SPRING). GI FG SIDAR, p. 11.

Link zur Publikation

2011

Matthias Lange (2011). OS Agnostic Sandboxing Using Virtual CPUs. Proceedings of the Sixth GI SIG SIDAR Graduate Workshop on Reactive Security (SPRING). GI FG SIDAR, p.8.

Link zur Publikation

Collin Mulliner Steffen Liebergeld Matthias Lange (2011). HoneyDroid - Creating a Smartphone Honeypot.

Link zur Originalpublikation

Matthias Lange Steffen Liebergeld Adam Lackorzynski Alexander Warg Michael Peter (2011). L4Android: A Generic Operating System Framework for Secure Smartphones.

Link zur Originalpublikation

Talks

2011

  • Matthias Lange, Steffen Liebergeld: "Taming the Robot: Sandboxing Android", Droidcon 2011, Berlin, March 23-24 (slides (PDF, 759,4 KB))
  • Matthias Lange: "OS Agnostic Sandboxing Using Virtual CPUs", 6th GI SIDAR Graduate Workshop on Reactive Security (Spring), Bochum, March 21-22 (slides)

Projects

Fiasco.OC and Android on Babbage Board

This project proved that it is possible to run the Fiasco.OC micro kernel on the Babbage Board (ARM i.MX51) and a virtualized Android on top of it. mehr zu: Fiasco.OC and Android on Babbage Board

L4Android

Smartphones became many people’s primary means of communication. Emerging applications such as Near Field Communication require new levels of security that cannot be enforced by current smartphone operating systems. Therefore vendors resort to hardware extensions that have limitations in flexibility and increase the bill of materials. The L4Android operating system framework does away with the need for such hardware extensions. It encapsulates the original smartphone operating system in a virtual machine. The framework allows for highly secure applications to run side-by-side with the virtual machine. It is based on a state-of-the-art microkernel that ensures isolation between the virtual machine and secure applications. mehr zu: L4Android

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Assistant

Claudia Petzsch
 +49 - 30 - 8353 58 681
TEL
Raum TEL17

Postal Address

Technische Universität Berlin - An-Institut Telekom Innovation Laboratories
Fakultät IV
Sekr. TEL11
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 7
10587 Berlin