Daniel Gruss is affiliated with Graz University of Technology in Austria and has a strong focus on computer science with a particular emphasis on security and verification in computing. Their research spans various subfields including artificial intelligence, signal processing, hardware and architecture, information systems, and computer networks and communications.
The scientist's main research topics cover several areas:
Daniel Gruss has contributed extensively to the academic literature in the field. Notable recent papers include:
The scientist frequently collaborates with several co-authors, including Michael Schwarz, Martin Schwarzl, Andreas Kogler, Jonas Juffinger, and Claudio Canella. These collaborations have contributed to advancing research in microarchitectural attacks and trusted execution environments, among other topics.
Daniel Gruss has also published in various scientific venues, most regularly in:
In addition to articles, the scientist has a book published by Springer Science+Business Media titled Detection of Intrusions and Malware, and Vulnerability Assessment, released in 2023.
Paul Kocher;Jann Horn;Anders Fogh;Daniel Genkin
Moritz Lipp;Michael Schwarz;Daniel Gruss;Thomas Prescher
Daniel Gruss;Clémentine Maurice;Klaus Wagner;Stefan Mangard
Michael Schwarz;Samuel Weiser;Daniel Gruss;Clémentine Maurice
Daniel Gruss;Raphael Spreitzer;Stefan Mangard
Michael Schwarz;Moritz Lipp;Daniel Moghimi;Jo Van Bulck
Daniel Gruss;Clémentine Maurice;Stefan Mangard
Moritz Lipp;Daniel Gruss;Raphael Spreitzer;Clémentine Maurice
Victor van der Veen;Yanick Fratantonio;Martina Lindorfer;Daniel Gruss
Kit Murdock;David Oswald;Flavio D. Garcia;Jo Van Bulck
Peter Pessl;Daniel Gruss;Clémentine Maurice;Michael Schwarz
Paul Kocher;Daniel Genkin;Daniel Gruss;Werner Haas
Daniel Gruss;Clémentine Maurice;Anders Fogh;Moritz Lipp
Daniel Gruss;Moritz Lipp;Michael Schwarz;Richard Fellner
Claudio Canella;Daniel Genkin;Lukas Giner;Daniel Gruss
Jo Van Bulck;Daniel Moghimi;Michael Schwarz;Moritz Lippi
Daniel Gruss;Julian Lettner;Felix Schuster;Olga Ohrimenko
Daniel Gruss;Moritz Lipp;Michael Schwarz;Daniel Genkin
Paul Kocher;Jann Horn;Anders Fogh;Daniel Genkin
Claudio Canella;Jo Van Bulck;Michael Schwarz;Moritz Lipp
Moritz Lipp;Michael Schwarz;Daniel Gruss;Thomas Prescher
Clementine Maurice;Manuel Weber;Michael Schwarz;Lukas Giner
Moritz Lipp;Andreas Kogler;David Oswald;Michael Schwarz
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