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Hessian Research Award goes to Prof. Christoph Busch
This year, the Hessian Research Award of the Universities of Applied Sciences (HAW) goes to the ATHENE researcher Prof. Christoph Busch at the Darmstadt University of Applied Siences. State Secretary of the Hessian Ministry of Science, Ayse Asar, presented him with the € 12,500 prize on Tuesday, October 29, honoring him for his outstanding achievements in application-oriented research.
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CRISP is represented in the "Nationaler Pakt Cybersicherheit"
At today's Digital Summit in Dortmund, the "Nationaler Pakt Cybersicherheit" was officially launched. To further promote trusting cooperation between the state, industry, science and civil society in raising awareness of the dangers of cyberspace is one of the project goals. CRISP researcher Prof. Mira Mezini at the TU Darmstadt represents the group science in the "quadriga", which accompanies the initiative and supports it with publicity. Together with three other representatives from industry, civil society and the state, she gives the initiative a face to the outside world.
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Kick off for project QuantumRISC: Cryptography for the car of the future
Dr. Michael Meister, Parliamentary State Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, presented the approval decision for the QuantumRISC project to the Fraunhofer SIT today. The project deals with how future embedded systems - especially in the car of the future - can be secured by cryptography, even against attacks with quantum computers. Project partners are Continental, Elektrobit, the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, the Darmstadt MTG AG, the Ruhr University Bochum, the TU Darmstadt and the Fraunhofer SIT, which leads the project.
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Serious vulnerabilities in TwitterKit for iOS
The TwitterKit for iOS 3.4.2, which uses numerous apps to communicate with Twitter, has serious security holes that can lead to identity theft, account abuse and data loss. This was discovered by CRISP researchers at the Fraunhofer SIT in Darmstadt.
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Best Paper Award for CRISP-researchers at ESORICS 2019
CRISP researchers Jacqueline Brendel, Marc Fischlin and Felix Günther at the TU Darmstadt received the Best Paper Award for their paper Breakdown Resilience of Key Exchange Protocols: NewHope, TLS 1.3, and Hybrids at the European Symposium on Research in Computer Security, shortly ESORICS 2019 ".
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CRISP researchers Jacqueline Brendel, Marc Fischlin and Felix Günther at the TU Darmstadt received the Best Paper Award for their paper Breakdown Resilience of Key Exchange Protocols: NewHope, TLS 1.3, and Hybrids at the European Symposium on Research in Computer Security, shortly ESORICS 2019 ".
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ATHENE researchers introduce new tool for automated software analysis at it-sa
Software errors and security holes can cause billions of dollars in damage, ruin a company's reputation, and in the worst case, endange people's security. That's why ATHENE researchers at the Fraunhofer SIT have developed VUSC - the code scanner. VUSC - short for Vulnerability Scanner - helps companies and developers to locate vulnerabilities in third-party codes in minutes.
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#Pragma Conference 2019
#Pragma Conference is the first international conference in Italy entirely dedicated to iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS Development. It is a great place to meet and connect with experienced developers from all over Europe. In his lecture CRISP researcher Rachid El Khayari talks about App Security Essentials.
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acatech HORIZONTE: Event series Blockchain in Society and National Security
As part of the "Blcockchain in Society and National Security" event series a panel discussion on "Blockchain and Transatlantic Security - Challenges and Opportunities of Blockchain Beyond Bitcoin" will take place. The event is organized by by acatech HORIZONTE and the Bavarian American Academy. Qualified experts in blockchain technology discuss current and future challenges to national security policy in the Western world. Chair of panel discussion is Dr. Haya Shulman at the Fraunhofer SIT.
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CRISP paper on private speech recognition
Several research groups in CRISP are concerned with private speech processing and recognition. Among them are the research group ENCRYPTO at TU Darmstadt headed by Prof. Thomas Schneider and the team led by Prof. Christoph Busch from Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. The researchers from the TU Darmstadt have been able to place four papers at top conferences and journals, two of them were created in cooperation with Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.
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