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Two papers accepted at top conferences ACM CCS and ESORICS
Two papers from CRISP-researcher Prof. Thomas Schneider and Prof. Stefan Katzenbeisser, both CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt, have been accepted at the top conferences ESORICS and ACM CCS.
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Award of Excellence for CRISP's publication
CRISP spokesman Prof. Johannes Buchmann, CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt, is one of the authors of the special issue on postquantum cryptography, the journal IEEE Security & Privacy, which has now been awarded the "Award of Excellence". The special edition presents the state of research and the major challenges in postquantum cryptography and discusses the transition of real systems to new technologies.
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UP18@it-sa
Security start-ups will have their own platform at it-sa 2018 to talk to creators, decision-makers, investors and potential business partners. UP18@it-sa brings together 18 young companies in an exclusive setting on 8 October 2018, the day before it-sa, together with industry experts and gives an award to the best start-up. companies from the DACH region that exist for a maximum of seven years can apply. The winning start-up will receive individual coaching from the Digital Hub Cybersecurity and the Bavarian IT Security Cluster.
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CRISP scientist at Academic / Industry Round Table of Speaker Odyssey 2018
Andreas Nautsch, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences discussed with five experts from research and industry during a panel discussion on Speaker Odyssey 2018 on "challenges & evaluations", "dynamics of the collaboration (role of Academia and Industry) ", "deep learning and its impact on how we collaborate "," the role of professional organizations / associations "and" collaboration depending on maturity of technology ".
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Speaker Odyssey 2018
CRISP scientists from Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences were honored with one of three Best Paper Awards for their contribution and presentation on data protection in biometric speaker recognition at Speaker Odyssey 2018.
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Political Breakfast Cyber Security
Under the motto "Facebook & Co. vs. Privacy & Data Economy " CRISP invited MPs from the German Bundestag for a political breakfast. Dr. Astrid Mannes, MdB, welcomed the guests as the patron. Prof. Peter Buxmann, CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt, introduced the subject matter with his lecture "The price of the free and the effects of the new data economy on economy and society".
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INTERSPEECH 2018
CRISP-researchers published together with Prof. Korbinian Riedhammer from University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim, an international expert on speech recognition, the article "VoiceGuard: Secure and Private Speech Processing" on INTERSPEECH 2018.
INTERSPEECH is the flagship conference in speech recognition and organized by the International Speech Communication Association (ISCA)
Design Automation Conference (DAC)
The Collaborative Research Center CROSSING, located at TU Darmstadt, sponsored the Hack@DAC 2018 Hardware Security Contest co-organized by Prof. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi, CYSEC [at] TU Darmstasdt. Hack@DAC is a hardware-security competition for students and industry experts. This year’s competition focused on the trustworthiness of System-on-Chips (SoCs). Sadeghi and his team also organized and participated in several workshops.
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Ethics- and Technology Advisory Board of the Digital City Darmstadt
The Digital City Darmstadt GmbH is as of now supported by an ethics and technology advisory board. Chairman of the council is deputy CRISP spokesman Prof. Michael Waidner, Fraunhofer SIT and CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt, in his function as chief digital officer (CDO) of the city of science Darmstadt. Other members of the council are among others the CRISP scientists Prof. Peter Buxmann and Prof. Christian Reuter, both CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt and Prof. Dieter Fellner, Fraunhofer IGD.
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A Recipe againt the Might of Quantum Computers
A team of CRISP-speaker Professor Johannes Buchmann of TU Darmstadt developed a quantum computers secure procedure for digital signatures, which is now a common internet standard.
Dramatic advances in the development of quantum computers, is a cause for concern regarding the future security of the internet, as the superfast computers can hack common encoding and digital signatures in no time at all. Hence, researcher world-wide are developing new security procedures that are supposed to be immune against attacks from quantum computers, so-called post-quantum-cryptography.