Hi, I’m Tom

I’m a Security and ML Researcher based in London

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Apr 8, 2026

Malicious Job Assessments

A contact of mine recently went through what looked like a normal hiring process for an Institutional Partnerships role at a company named Stellar. The role matched their background, the compensation was high but still believable for crypto business development, and the description looked like it had been written by someone who at least understood the space. The recruiters profile picture looks suspiciously AI generated but besides nothing unusual so far. Read more
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My name is Tom Ganz and I am currently living in London and working as a engineer @Amazon. I am interested in computer security and machine learning. Feel free to send me an E-Mail using my PGP key.

  • PhD Machine Learning and IT Security @Technical University of Berlin
  • Msc. Computer Science @University of Applied Sciences Karlsruhe
  • Bsc. Applied Computer Science @Corporate State University Karlsruhe
  • Tom Ganz, Martin Härterich, Philipp Rall: Directed fuzzing for vulnerability detection US12386978B2
  • Erik Imgrund, Tom Ganz, Martin Härterich: Measuring confounding effects in machine learning-based vulnerability discovery USUS20250173442A1
  • Tom Ganz, Martin Härterich, Erik Imgrund: Patch-based vulnerability discovery using machine learning US20250173443A1
  • Reviews for IEEE Access, TOSEM, CCS AISec
  • Subreviews for S&P
  • NextGen Security Automation Amazon Hackathon 1st Place Award 2025
  • AISec CCS Best Paper Award 2021
  • @Memgraph Graph-based vulnerability discovery 2024
  • Cooperate State University Karlsruhe 2022: Lecturer for Compiler Engineering
  • SAP Conference on Machine Learning 2022: Explainable Fuzzing
  • SAP Conference on Machine Learning 2022: Graph Autoencoders - on the Hunt for Malicious Commits
  • SAP Development Kick-Off Meeting: Automated Analysis of Source Code Repositories using Machine Learning
  • SAP Conference on Machine Learning 2021: Intelligently Protect the Enterprise - What machines may learn about graphs in your software
  • SAP Security Expert Summit 2021: Intelligently Protect the Enterprise - What machines may learn about graphs in your software

Check out my LinkedIn to see my current CV.