Hi, I am Daniel.
I am a software security researcher currently pursuing a PhD under the supervision of Veelasha Moonsamy, at the Chair for Security and Privacy of Ubiquitous Systems at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany.
Prior to starting my PhD, I was a full-time software engineer developing quality control and data analytics solutions for the automotive industry. As a student I have been working on NLP for the detection of speech disorders, system reliability and developed finance controlling software. → Vita
Security Research
My primary research objective is to understand and improve the security properties of firmware and operating systems. I like to think about complex, interconnected systems, and attempt to understand security vulnerabilities in the context in which they occur.
I currently focus on cellular network technology. Our research results have revealed several vulnerabilities in baseband modems manufactured by Mediatek ([1], [2], [3], [4], [5]) and Samsung. → Research
Open Source Contributions
I occasionally contribute features to some open source projects. In the past, these have included: