Jörg Keller

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FernUniversität in Hagen

Germany

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Jörg Keller is a Professor at FernUniversität in Hagen, Germany. His research interests include steganography methods, network intrusion detection, and challenges in network forensic investigations. He has published extensively on topics such as high-dimensional cross parity codes, covert channels, and error correction in network steganography.

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Articles (18)

DYST (Did You See That?): An Amplified Covert Channel That Points To Previously Seen Data

A Generic Taxonomy for Steganography Methods

High-Dimensional Cross Parity Codes and Parities from Lower Than (d − 1)-Dimensional Hyperplanes

Deep Learning for Network Intrusion Detection in Virtual Networks

Archive-based Covert Channel in Sensor Streaming Data

Error correction and erasure codes for robust network steganography

Design and Evaluation of Steganographic Channels in Fifth-Generation New Radio

Packing Multiple Types of Cores for Energy-Optimized Heterogeneous Hardware-Software Co-Design of Moldable Streaming Computations

Challenges of Network Forensic Investigation in Fog and Edge Computing

Improving cryptanalytic applications with stochastic runtimes on GPUs and multicores

Integrating Energy-Optimizing Scheduling of Moldable Streaming Tasks with Design Space Exploration for Multiple Core Types on Configurable Platforms

Requirements for Crafting Virtual Network Packet Captures

Systematic search space design for energy-efficient static scheduling of moldable tasks

Advances and Practical Applications of Deep and Shallow Machine Learning

Code generation for energy‐efficient execution of dynamic streaming task graphs on parallel and heterogeneous platforms

Unsupervised packet-based anomaly detection in virtual networks

Crown-scheduling of sets of parallelizable tasks for robustness and energy-elasticity on many-core systems with discrete dynamic voltage and frequency scaling

Reversible and Plausibly Deniable Covert Channels in One-Time Passwords Based on Hash Chains

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Sebastian Zillien

Steffen Wendzel

Daniel Spiekermann

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