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\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage[backend=biber,citestyle=numeric,sortcites=true,maxcitenames=2,style=ACM-Reference-Format]{biblatex}
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%% Report information and title page
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%% Command \title{title}: sets the title of your report
\title{Space for your report title}

%% Command \titleshort{short title}: sets an abbreviated version of the report title for page heads
%\titleshort{Optional space for your abbreviated title}

%% Command \subtitle{subtitle}: sets the subtitle for seminar/technical reports (not used for theses)
\subtitle{Technical Report\\%
    \usekomafont{subtitlesmall}%
    \hfill\\%
    Optional space for mentioning e.g.\ your research lab\\
    \hfill\\%
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%% Command \author{name}: sets the author's name; use \prefix{} and \suffix{} to add academic titles and suffixes, use \matno{} to add the immatriculation number
\author{%
    Firstname1 Lastname1 \and Firstname2 Lastname2 \and Firstname3 Lastname3
    \affiliation{Institute of Networks~and~Security}
    \authornewline
    \authorphone{+43 732 2468-XXXX}
    \authormail{firstname.lastname@jku.at}
    \authorweb{https://jku.at/ins}
    \authornewline
}

% Command \date{YYYY-MM-DD}: set the day of publication (defaults to today)
%\date{2020-04-09}

% Command \partnerlogo{filename}: use filename as partnerlogo, filename may be blank to disable the logo
%\partnerlogo{logos/ins}

% Command \revisionblock{text}: set the document revision block on the title page
\revisionblock{Space for your revision block, acknowledgements, etc.}

% Command \reportnumber{number}: set the report number
%\reportnumber{Space for your report number}

% Command \setbottommark{text}: set the bottom mark (in document footer)
%\setbottommark{Space for your bottom mark}

% Command \abstract{text}: set the document abstract on the title page
\abstract{Space for your (short) abstract.}

% Command \keywords{text}: set the document keywords
%\keywords{Space for your comma-separated keywords}


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\addsec{Abstract}

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\section{Introduction}
\label{sec:introduction}

Space for your introduction.


\section{Example}
\label{sec:example}

This is an example for another section in your thesis.
It should primarily show you some basic \LaTeX\ tricks.
For instance, \autoref{sec:introduction} references to your introduction.
You can also embed figures, tables, etc.\ in your work.
\autoref{fig:learningcenter} is an example for a figure (i.e.\ photos, diagrams, and other artwork).
Note that figures (just like tables, see \autoref{tab:nicetable}) are floating elements.
They are either placed at the top or bottom of a page (or sometimes stand on their own page), but not in between your text.
You can influence their placement with the placement modifiers ``t'', ``b'', and ``p''.
Bottom placement (``b'') is sometimes more tricky, as \LaTeX\ does not consider this nice in some situations.
You can convince \LaTeX\ to honor your placement expectation with ``!b'' then.
Since you do not place figures/tables in between your running text, you always need to reference them by their label (e.g.\ \autoref{fig:learningcenter} or \autoref{tab:nicetable}).
\begin{figure}[!b]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{images/jku_learningcenter}
\caption{
    A figure. Be aware that figures have their caption below the artwork
}\label{fig:learningcenter}
\end{figure}
\begin{table}[t]
\centering
\caption{
    A table. Be aware that tables have their caption above the table
}\label{tab:nicetable}
\begin{tabularx}{\linewidth}{l>{\raggedright\arraybackslash}X}
\toprule
\textbf{Option}        & \textbf{Description} \\
\midrule
\texttt{phdthesis}     & PhD thesis \\
\texttt{mathesis}      & Master's thesis \\
\texttt{diplomathesis} & Diploma thesis \\
\texttt{bathesis}      & Bachelor's thesis \\
\texttt{seminarreport} & Seminar report \\
\texttt{techreport}    & Technical report \\
\bottomrule
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You will often reference and quote other works.
The source of these citations needs to be marked with the \string\cite\{\}\ command.
There are different ways to cite the work of others.
These are a few examples:
\begin{itemize}
\item The Tor directory authority moria1 shows a voting behavior for the HSDir flag that significantly deviates from that of other directory authorities~\cite{bib:2021-hoeller-iiwas}. Be aware that the \string\cite\ command is part of the sentence and, hence, comes before the period.
\item \citeauthor{bib:2015-roland-thesis-book}~\cite{bib:2015-roland-thesis-book} proposes a novel attack concept against NFC secure elements in mobile phones.
\item \citeauthor{bib:2013-roland-woot}~\cite{bib:2013-roland-woot} uncovered a flaw in legacy-support of the MasterCard contactless payment protocols that allows an attacker to clone certain credit cards.
\item \citeauthor{bib:2021-hoeller-foci}~\cite{bib:2021-hoeller-foci} designed an experiment to measure the usage of Tor V3 onion services in a privacy-conscious way. Here we used ``et al.'' because the cited work has more than two authors (\string\citeauthor\ will automatically take care of this).
\item \citeauthor{bib:2021-hoeller-iiwas}~\cite{bib:2021-hoeller-iiwas} conclude:
\begin{quote}
\emph{Ultimately, the high fluctuations in the hidden service directory were caused by a mixture of several issues. First the changed voting behavior of three directory authorities reduced the amount of obtainable votes to six. If any of the remaining six relays went offline -- which tends to happen during ongoing DOS attacks -- relays needed to obtain five out of five available votes. So any individual measurement failure regarding either bandwidth or uptime led to a withdrawn HSDir flag.}
\end{quote}
\item You sometimes also paraphrase from multiple sources. For that purpose, the \string\cite\ command accepts a list of multiple comma-separated references. Do not add spaces inbetween them. Various analyses of the Tor network have been performed recently~\cite{bib:2021-hoeller-foci,bib:2021-hoeller-iiwas}. 
\end{itemize}



\section{Conclusion}
\label{sec:conclusion}

Space for your summary, central conclusions, and an outlook on potential future work.


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\section{An Appendix}
\label{app:an-appendix}

Space for an appendix.
You can have more than one appendix section.
Appendices are, of course, optional.


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