Secure Mobile Networking Lab

The Secure Mobile Networking Lab (SEEMOO) is part of the Computer Science Department of Technical University of Darmstadt in Germany. We work at the intersection of mobile and wireless communication and IT security.

Our Research Our Teaching

SEEMOO at a glance

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For Students

Courses

Our courses cover the intersection of (wireless) networking and security and privacy.

Computer Netzwerke und verteilte Systeme

Physical Layer Security

(Advanced) Seminars

Secure Mobile Systems

Theses

Looking for a thesis? We offer exciting topics, usually emphasizing practical work. Don't find something that suits you? Fill out the application form and we'll try to find a tailor-made topic for you.

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Jobs

Looking for a position as a student assistant? You can support our courses as a teaching assistant. Leaning towards research? Apply for an open position or contact us directly if you would like to work on a specific topic.

Open positions

For Researchers

Research Areas

We work at the intersection of mobile and wireless communication and IT security. This includes topics in the areas of IoT, the Future Internet, mobile networks, resilient systems, and privacy-enhancing technologies. We have expertise in several communication technologies such as LTE, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

Projects

Publications

We regularly publish our results at top-ranked scientific conferences and journals in the areas of mobile and wireless communication as well as IT security. We received several best paper and demo awards for our work.

Papers

Reproducible Research

We develop and publish numerous open-source tools on GitHub. These include wireless research platforms and prototypes of security- and privacy-enhancing systems.

Tools, Software, and Datasets

Want to learn more?

Do not hesitate to contact us for further information or to visit us in our lab.