Vulnerability Research on Mobile Devices (Internship Project)
Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologiesover 4 years ago
Singapore, SingaporeIntern
Responsibilities
- Research a publicly reported vulnerability in Android or iOS.
- Assess the vulnerability’s impact and develop a proof-of-concept demonstrating that impact.
- Evaluate existing mitigations and determine whether similar vulnerabilities may remain in related software.
- Develop mitigations against the vulnerability or similar vulnerabilities.
Requirements
- This is an undergraduate or pre-university internship project.
- Experience with C/C++ programming and mobile application development.
- Strong interest in mobile device security.
- Basic understanding of reverse engineering, ARM assembly language, and software vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows is highly recommended.
- Applicants should indicate a preference for Android or iOS, if applicable.
- Submit a resume/CV, education certificates, and applicable student-status or degree-audit documentation in a single PDF.
Benefits
- Internship project duration is 2–4 months.
- The internship is intended for undergraduate and pre-university applicants.
About Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies
The Centre for Strategic Infocomm Technologies (CSIT) is a Singapore government agency that develops cybersecurity, data analytics, and software systems to support national security and public-sector operations. It conducts applied research, builds AI and cyber‑defence tools in a self‑managed secure cloud, and delivers enterprise applications for internal users. Established in 2003 and based in Singapore, CSIT is part of the Defence Technology Community.