Persisting and Reusing Results of Static Program Analyses on a Large Scale.
In this paper, we investigate the (re-) use of results produced by static program analysis. We propose a framework for publishing, sharing and referencing such results.
Johannes Düsing, M.Sc.
About Me
I am a PhD Student for Secure Software Engineering at Technical University Dortmund. My goal is to increase precision of vulnerability detection by employing static analysis techniques on software projects and their dependencies. In order to do so, i generate data on a large amount of software libraries from repositories like Maven Central, a provide efficient query- and analysis-interfaces.
I earned my Master's degree at Paderborn University in 2021. During my studies, i worked as a Student Assistant Software Developer at dSPACE for five years, before being a Research Assistant at Paderborn University.
Research Interests
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Publications
Recent Publications
All Publications
- Johannes Düsing and Ben Hermann. 2023. Persisting and Reusing Results of Static Program Analyses on a Large Scale. Proceedings of the 38th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE 2023). (Just Accepted). Preprint
- Tobias Litzenberger and Johannes Düsing and Ben Hermann. 2023. DGMF: Fast Generation of Comparable, Updatable Dependency Graphs for Software Repositories. Mining Software Repositories 2023 (MSR '23). https://doi.org/10.1109/MSR59073.2023.00028
- Johannes Düsing and Ben Hermann. 2021. Analyzing the Direct and Transitive Impact of Vulnerabilities onto Different Artifact Repositories. Digital Threats: Research and Practice. (January 2021), 27 pages. https://doi.org/10.1145/3472811
Teaching
Datastructures, Algorithms and Programming I. Bachelor LectureAbstract Interpretation. Bachelor Seminar.
Software Engineering. Bachelor Lecture.
Webtechnologies I. Bachelor Lecture.
Open-Source Software Reuse in Commercial and OSS Projects. Bachelor Seminar.
Implementation and Evaluation of Software Quality Metrics. Bachelor Project.