Konrad Rieck is affiliated with Technische Universität Braunschweig in Germany and specializes in computer science with a focus on artificial intelligence, signal processing, and information systems. Their research spans several subfields including computer networks and communications, as well as hardware and architecture.
The primary topics of their work include advanced malware detection techniques, adversarial robustness in machine learning, network security and intrusion detection, software engineering research, anomaly detection techniques and applications, physical unclonable functions (PUFs) and hardware security, and cryptographic implementations and security.
Konrad Rieck has published extensively, with a significant portion of their work appearing in the following venues:
Recent publications attributed to or coauthored by Rieck include:
Frequent collaborators indicating established research partnerships include:
Their body of work reflects engagement with topics at the intersection of machine learning techniques and computer security challenges, addressing both theoretical frameworks and applied methods.
Daniel Arp;Michael Spreitzenbarth;Malte Hubner;Hugo Gascon
Konrad Rieck;Philipp Trinius;Carsten Willems;Thorsten Holz_aff n
Konrad Rieck;Thorsten Holz;Carsten Willems;Patrick Düssel
Fabian Yamaguchi;Nico Golde;Daniel Arp;Konrad Rieck
Thorsten Holz;Christian Gorecki;Konrad Rieck;Felix C. Freiling
Nico Görnitz;Marius Kloft;Konrad Rieck;Ulf Brefeld
Hugo Gascon;Fabian Yamaguchi;Daniel Arp;Konrad Rieck
Pavel Laskov;Patrick Düssel;Christin Schäfer;Konrad Rieck
Ambra Demontis;Marco Melis;Battista Biggio;Davide Maiorca
Konrad Rieck;Tammo Krueger;Andreas Dewald
Fabian Yamaguchi;Markus Lottmann;Konrad Rieck
Henning Perl;Sergej Dechand;Matthew Smith;Daniel Arp
Fabian Yamaguchi;Alwin Maier;Hugo Gascon;Konrad Rieck
Fabian Yamaguchi;Christian Wressnegger;Hugo Gascon;Konrad Rieck
Fabian Yamaguchi;Felix Lindner;Konrad Rieck
Hugo Gascon;Christian Wressnegger;Fabian Yamaguchi;Daniel Arp
Konrad Rieck;Pavel Laskov;Klaus-Robert Müller;Patrick Düssel
Hugo Gascon;Sebastian Uellenbeck;Christopher Wolf;Konrad Rieck
Konrad Rieck;Pavel Laskov
Battista Biggio;Konrad Rieck;Davide Ariu;Christian Wressnegger
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