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First "Deutscher KI-Preis" goes to CRISP researcher at the TU Darmstadt
The "Machine Learning Lab", headed by CRISP researcher Prof. Kristian Kersting at the TU Darmstadt, receives the "Deutschen KI-Preis", which was awarded for the first time by the business magazine BILANZ. The prize was awarded at a festive event with around 200 guests from research, business, art and culture as well as the tech and start-up scene in Berlin on 26 September.
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#Digiforum „Quantencomputer – Gefahr für die Cyber-Sicherheit?“
Das nächste #Digiforum schlägt einen Bogen von den generellen Möglichkeiten des Quantencomputing hin zur aktuellen Situation der Post-Quantum-Kryptografie in universitärer Forschung und praktischer Umsetzung. Eine der Vortragenden ist Dr. Juliane Krämer von der TU Darmstadt. Sie spricht über "Aktuelle Herausforderungen der Post-Quantum-Kryptographie (PQC)".
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Building Automation Conference
In his opening keynote at the Building Automation Conference (BAC) Dr. Thorsten Henkel, head of department Industrial Security Solutions at the Fraunhofer SIT, talks about "Enhance your Perspective – IT-Security as an Enabling Factor for the Building Industry". Two parallel conferences are held at the BAC. Thorsten Henkel speaks at the BACnet Cyber Security Conference on September 26.
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Informatik 2019
The 49th GI Annual Conference INFORMATIK 2019 brings together computer scientists from academia, research institutes and industry to discuss current developments, make new contacts and plan joint activities. CRISP researchers Prof. Christoph Krauß and Dr. Juliane Krämer are Co-Chairs in different tracks.
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Successful submissions of CRISP researchers to biometrics conference
Four publications by researchers at the Fraunhofer IGD were accepted at the 10th IEEE International Conference on Biometrics: Theory, Applications and Systems (BTAS). They will present them end of September in Tampas, Floriada. In addition, Dr. Naser Damer, Fraunhofer IGD, is co-organizer of the Special Session „Special Session on Generalizability and Adaptability in Biometrics (GAPinB)“. BTAS is one of the premier global conferences on biometric recognition and includes sensors, image and signal processing, pattern recognition, artificial intelligence, and statistics.
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Success for CRISP researchers at Flagship Cybersecurity Conference
Papers of CRISP researchers of the TU Darmstadt has been accepted at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications, ACM CCS. The ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS) is the flagship annual conference of the Special Interest Group on Security, Audit and Control (SIGSAC) of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). In addition, Prof. Marc Fischlin and Prof. Ahamd-Reza Sadeghi, both form the TU Darmstadt, are commitees members of the conference.
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Award for CRISP researcher
CRISP researcher Prof. Thomas Schneider from the TU Darmstadt was awarded an ERC Starting Grant by the European Research Council (ERC). His project „PSOTI“ obtains funding of around 1.5 million euros over a period of five years. This again underlines the high importance of Cybersecurtiy Research in Darmstadt.
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Successful submissions from CRISP researchers to specialist conference
CRISP researchers presented several papers at the International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, ARES 2019. The Conference brings together researchers and practitioners in the area of dependability since 2006. ARES highlights the various aspects of security – with special focus on the crucial linkage between availability, reliability and security. ARES aims at a full and detailed discussion of the research issues of security as an integrative concept that covers amongst others availability, safety, confidentiality, integrity, maintainability and security in the different fields of applications.
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CRISP researchersp resent paper at International Conference on Theory and Applications of Cryptology and Information Security
A paper of CRISP researchers at the TU Darmstadt has been accepted at the Annual International Conference on the Theory and Application of Cryptology and Information Security, Asiacrypt. The researchers will present it at this year's conference in Kobe, Japan.
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Danger over the phone
Hackers can access sensitive data and services also via telephone devices: Most companies use VoIP telephones that are integrated into the company network. Security researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology have found a total of 40 partly serious vulnerabilities in these VoIP telephones. Attackers can misuse these gaps to intercept calls, deactivate the telephone or gain further access to the company network via weak points in the device. The VoIP telephones producers have by now closed these vulnerabilities. Users are strongly recommended to install the appropriate updates of the device’s firmware.
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