Filip Rezabek

Research Associate

Postal address

  • Institut für Informatik der
  • Technischen Universität München
  • Lehrstuhl I8
  • Boltzmannstr. 3
  • 85748 Garching bei München - Germany

Contact

  • Tel: +49 89 289 18011
  • e-Mail: rezabeknet.in.tum.de
    (GPG: 23C8 3F2C E0E0 A7F8 BBB6 9F7C B2DD 2373 B038 220C)
  • Building/Room: MI Building, 03.05.060

Consultation hours

By arrangement

Research

Research topics

  • Network security
  • Trusted Execution Environments
  • Applied and threshold cryptography
  • System resilience
  • Distributed Ledger Technologies
  • Time-Sensitive Networking

Research projects

  • ACE-SUPPRA (Algorand Center of Excellence - Security, Usability, Performance, and Privacy Research in Algorand; from 08/2022)
  • VITAF (Vertrauenswürdige IT für autonomes Fahren (Trustworthy IT for autonomous driving); from 01/2019)

Teaching

  • Since 2020: Teaching Assistant for P2P Networks and Security
  • Since 2020: Seminar "Innovative Internettechnologien und Mobilkommunikation (IITM)" (advisor)

About Me

After finishing the Master's thesis I joined the chair of Network Architectures and Services at Technical University of Munich (TUM) in 2020. My main area of interest is IT and IoT Security, focusing on resilience, distributed systems, and applied cryptography.

I enjoy working with students in the form of seminar topics, thesis, and other projects. In case there is no posting of thesis/IDP, feel free to reach and we might figure something out;preferrebly in the areas of my research.

Publications

2024-07-01 Richard Von Seck, Filip Rezabek, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Georg Carle, “On the Impact of Network Transport Protocols on Leader-Based Consensus Communication,” in To be published: The 6th ACM International Symposium on Blockchain and Secure Critical Infrastructure (BSCI:’24), Jul. 2024. Best Student Paper Award [Bib]
2024-03-01 Filip Rezabek*, Marcin Bosk*, Leander Seidlitz, Jörg Ott, Georg Carle, “Context Matters: Lessons Learned from Emulated and Simulated TSN Environments,” in 3rd International Workshop on Negative Results in Pervasive Computing (PerFail 2024), Biarritz, France, Mar. 2024. [Pdf] [Bib]
2024-01-01 Burak Öz, Jonas Gebele, Parshant Singh, Filip Rezabek, Florian Matthes, “Playing the MEV Game on a First-Come-First-Served Blockchain,” Jan. 2024. [Preprint] [Bib]
2023-11-01 Filip Rezabek, Kilian Glas, Richard Von Seck, Achraf Aroua, Tizian Leonhardt, Georg Carle, “Multilayer Environment and Toolchain for Holistic NetwOrk Design and Analysis,” Nov. 2023. [Preprint] [Bib]
2023-11-01 Burak Öz, Filip Rezabek, Jonas Gebele, Felix Hoops, Florian Matthes, “A Study of MEV Extraction Techniques on a First-Come-First-Served Blockchain,” Nov. 2023. [Preprint] [Bib]
2023-06-01 Marcin Bosk*, Filip Rezabek*, Johannes Abel, Kilian Holzinger, Max Helm, Georg Carle, Jörg Ott, “Simulation and Practice: A Hybrid Experimentation Platform for TSN,” in 22nd International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Networking Conference, Barcelona, Spain, Jun. 2023. [Bib]
2023-03-01 Filip Rezabek*, Marcin Bosk*, Georg Carle, Jörg Ott, “TSN Experiments Using COTS Hardware and Open-Source Solutions: Lessons Learned,” in 2nd International Workshop on Negative Results in Pervasive Computing (PerFail 2023), Atlanta, USA, Mar. 2023. Best Paper Award [Pdf] [Slides] [Bib]
2022-12-01 Richard Von Seck, Filip Rezabek, Benedikt Jaeger, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Georg Carle, “BFT-Blocks: The Case for Analyzing Networking in Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus,” in 2022 IEEE 21st International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications (NCA), Dec. 2022, vol. 21, pp. 35–44. [Preprint] [DOI] [Bib]
2022-11-01 Filip Rezabek, Max Helm, Tizian Leonhardt, Georg Carle, “PTP Security Measures and their Impact on Synchronization Accuracy,” in 18th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM 2022), Thessaloniki, Greece, Nov. 2022. [Pdf] [Bib]
2022-09-01 Marcin Bosk*, Filip Rezabek*, Kilian Holzinger, Angela G. Marino, Francesc Fons, Abdoul A. Kane, Jörg Ott, Georg Carle, “Methodology and Infrastructure for TSN-based Reproducible Network Experiments,” IEEE Access, Sep. 2022. [Url] [Pdf] [DOI] [Bib]
2022-09-01 Filip Rezabek*, Marcin Bosk*, Thomas Paul, Kilian Holzinger, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Angela Gonzalez, Abdoul Kane, Francesc Fons, Zhang Haigang, Georg Carle, Jörg Ott, “EnGINE: Flexible Research Infrastructure for Reliable and Scalable Time Sensitive Networks,” Journal of Network and Systems Management, vol. 30, no. 4, p. 74, Sep. 2022. [Url] [Pdf] [DOI] [Bib]
2021-11-01 Marcin Bosk, Filip Rezabek, Kilian Holzinger, Angela Gonzalez, Abdoul Kane, Francesc Fons, Zhang Haigang, Georg Carle, Jörg Ott, “Demo: Environment for Generic In-vehicular Network Experiments - EnGINE,” in 13th IEEE Vehicular Networking Confernce (VNC 2021), Ulm, Germany, Nov. 2021. [Pdf] [Bib]
2021-10-01 Filip Rezabek, Marcin Bosk, Thomas Paul, Kilian Holzinger, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Angela Gonzalez, Abdoul Kane, Francesc Fons, Zhang Haigang, Georg Carle, Jörg Ott, “EnGINE: Developing a Flexible Research Infrastructure for Reliable and Scalable Intra-Vehicular TSN Networks,” in 3rd International Workshop on High-Precision, Predictable, and Low-Latency Networking (HiPNet 2021), Izmir, Turkey, Oct. 2021. [Pdf] [Bib]