Johanna Baehr

Johanna Baehr is a researcher at the Chair of Information Security at the Technical University of Munich. Her work focuses on hardware security, reverse engineering, and threat detection. She contributes to academic research and teaching, particularly in the area of IT security fundamentals.

• Research Interests: Hardware reverse engineering, netlist analysis, hardware trojan identification, and hardware obfuscation.
• Teaching: Basics of IT security.

Recent publications analyze hardware security frameworks, obfuscation techniques, and graph-based partitioning algorithms. Her work addresses vulnerabilities in sequential reverse engineering and cryptographic cores through structural interpretation. She collaborates with colleagues like Alexander Hepp and Georg Sigl on hardware security challenges.

• Publications:
  • Hardware Honeypot: Setting Sequential Reverse Engineering on a Wrong Track (2024)
  • Fault-Simulation-Based Flip-Flop Classification for Reverse Engineering (2024)
  • Open Source Hardware Design and Hardware Reverse Engineering: A Security Analysis (2022)
  • Post-Quantum Logic Locking (2022)