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University Experience - Making the Internet a bit safer part 2
Part 2 of the report about cybersecurity research at University of Applied Science Darmstadt in online on the web page of "Hessen schafft Wissen". Besides the information about the co-operative degree program IT-Security the report is about ,AusweisApp2´, which has been developed by the study group UCS of Prof. Andreas Heinemann.
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TU Darmstadt and IBM work together in "Open Digital Lab"
The threat of potential cyber-attacks gains more and more in signifigance. The protection of private devices, corporate networks and critical infrastructures is a far-reaching concern, which can only be realized with special knowledge and methods. From fall onwards students, scientist as well as companies are able to learn how to develope and simultaneously safeguard innovative applications and solutions in the areas of Cybersecurity, Big Data Analytics and Artifical Intellegence at the "Open Digital Lab" of TU Darmstadt.
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Researcher of TU Darmstadt lay out bait for hackers
With purposfully placed bait - so called Honeypots - researchers from the research group of Prof. Max Mühlhäuser, CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt, set traps to attract hackers. Almost minute-by-minute attacs are registered. The reseachers receive countless information about cyber-attacs and develope defence strategies.
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New research project "INVOLVE"
The research project "INVOLVE - INternet VOting UsabLe and VErifiable" has started. The goal of INVOLVE is to investigate and optimize the usability of verification mechanisms in Internet voting systems.
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CRISP-Researcher represents TU-Darmstadt at BMBF-sponsored Medical-Informatics Project
CRISP-Member CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt is involved in the HiGHmed-Consortium as an academic project partner. The project is supported by a total of 30 million Euro within the context of the Medical-Informatics-Initiative of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The new funding concept is to strengthen medical research and to improve patient care.
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