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Bachelor and Master Theses
Bachelor and Master theses are both academic theses and therefore require to carefully investigate research questions for a certain period of time. From our experience, a topic is particularly suitable if the research questions match the candidate's interests as well as our research interests. We believe that finding a topic is a process and actually an inherent part of conducting research. That said, if you are interested to write your thesis in our group, check out our research areas and get in touch.
For an initial consultation, please contact: florian.tschorsch<at>tu-berlin.de
General Remarks
We expect that undergraduate students preparing a Bachelor thesis show a strong interest in topics related to our research and teaching. Graduate students preparing a Master thesis should have substantial knowledge in at least one sub-field of computer networking, security, or privacy and they should have prior experience with research methodology.
The first step towards a thesis is to write a research proposal. The proposal is a short description of your topic (3-4 pages). It should contain the following information:
- the research question(s), and how they will be addressed, including the planned approach and method
- prior research that has been done on the topic, including references to academic literature
- how the results of the research will be evaluated
- some non-trivial milestones, divided in mandatory for the success of the thesis and desirable but optional
- a discussion of risks, if necessary
Completed Bachelor and Master Theses
Master | A Model for the Lightning Network used for Payment Deanonymization Attacks | |
Master | Towards Measuring Privacy for Decision Trees |
Bachelor | KMV-basierte Mengenverknüpfung von Count-Min Sketchen |
Bachelor | Decentralized Blockchain Oracle System (DBOS): A Reliable and Secure Provider of Trusted Off-Chain Data |
Master | Decentralized Certificate Verification Protocol for HTTPS Connections using a Certificate Blockchain |
Master | Combining Anonymous Communication Systems and Distributed Ledger Technologies to Address Distributed Systems Challenges |
Master | Privacy-Enhanced PKI for Vehicular Networks |
Master | Probabilistic Counting and Randomization for Differential Privacy-preserving Statistics |
Bachelor | Beyond Privacy-aware Counting: Analyzing the Expressiveness of Cardinality Estimators |
Master | Practical Attribute-Based Encryption for Secure Cloud Storage Systems |
Master | Accountability in the context of privacy-ABC |
Bachelor | Ensuring the Integrity of Social Media Discussions Using Secure Timestamping and Blockchain Technologies |
Master | Security Analysis of the Trustlines Chain |
Bachelor | Implementierung einer anonymen Blockchain-basierten Datenerhebung bei Wahlen mit Zero-Knowledge-Proofs |
Bachelor | Analyse der praktischen Umsetzbarkeit von Websitefingerprinting im Tor-Netzwerk |
Bachelor | Effizienz alternativer Update-Mechanismen im Tor-Netzwerk |
Bachelor | Onion services als Mittel der sicheren Kommunikation für IoT-Geräte |
Bachelor | Performance Implications of Name Resolution in the Tor Network |
Master | Exploring the Zcash Network |
Bachelor | A Network Analysis of the Lightning Network |
Bachelor | A Web-Based Toolkit for Visual Analysis of Tree and Graph-Based Data |
Bachelor | Stabilität und Sicherheit in Distributed Ledger Technologien |
Bachelor | Umsetzung des europäischen Emissionshandelssystem mittels Blockchain-Technologie |
Bachelor | Autoren-Attribution mittels kryptographisch gesicherter Zeitstempel und Versionierung |