Floragasse 7 – 5th floor, 1040 Vienna

SBA Research is a research center for Information Security
funded partly by the national initiative for COMET Competence Centers for Excellent Technologies.

Upcoming Events:

Mini-Coaching – Shecurity, we’re taking part
03.06.2026
Hiroshima’s Message for Tech Students and Innovators Today
16.06.2026
SBA @ OWASP AppSec EU
25.06.2026 - 26.06.2026

Recent News:

SBA Research to host ERCIM Spring Meetings 2026

This May, SBA Research opens its doors to the European research community. From 20–21 May 2026, we are hosting the ERCIM Spring Meetings at our Vienna offices, welcoming representatives from member institutions across Europe for two days of strategic discussions, board deliberations, and collaborative exchange. It is a moment we have been looking forward to, and one that reflects the strength of the partnerships we have built over the years within ERCIM. Read More
SBA Research to host ERCIM Spring Meetings 2026

New article in IEEE Transactions on Reliability

In April, our colleague Anastasia Pustozerova is researcher at SBA Research and has published a journal article titled “Lightweight Techniques for Federated Anomaly Detection in Log Data” in IEEE Transactions on Reliability. Read More
Portrait Anastasia Pustozerova

Caroline König @ Lange Nacht der Forschung

Our colleague Caroline König, researcher at SBA Research and research assistant at the CD-Lab AsTra took part in the CDG-Science-Slam and presented her research on software protection. Within just a few minutes, she gave attendees an entertaining and accessible look at the challenges of shielding software from analysis and tampering, a topic that has become increasingly critical in today's security landscape. Read More
Caroline König @ Lange Nacht der Forschung

SBA Security Advisory – GoAnywhere MFT Email HTML Injection (CVE-2026-0972)

GoAnywhere MFT before 7.10.0 is affected by an HTML injection vulnerability in its email templating functionality. If an attacker is able to influence the content of a template variable, malicious HTML can be embedded into outgoing emails generated by the application. As these messages originate from a trusted system, the vulnerability may facilitate phishing and other social-engineering attacks. The issue arises from insufficient HTML encoding of untrusted input before inclusion in HTML email content. Read More
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SBA @ SAINT 2026

Sebastian Raubitzek, researcher at SBA Research, gave a talk titled “Fraktale Aktivierungsfunktionen in neuronalen Netzen” at the Social Artificial Intelligence Night (SAINT) 2026. Read More
SBA Booth and MLDM team members