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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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"Luncheon" on the topic of Cybersecurity with the US Consul General in Frankfurt
Yesterday the US Consul General in Frankfurt, James W. Hermann, hosted a "Luncheon" on Cybersecurity. Approximatly 15 representatives from industry and authorities of the greater Frankurt-Rhein-Main area were invited, among them Dr. Haya Schulman and Prof. Michael Waidner of CRISP/Fraunhofer SIT as the only representatives from science.
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CYSEC [at] TU Darmstadt opens new showroom
The new showroom in Morenwegstraße, Darmstadt was inaugurated with an opening ceremony. Prof. Peter Buxmann held a short welcoming speech and thereby emphasizing the postitve effect of the showroom on transfer culture.
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University Experience - With Honey You Attract Hackers Part 2
Part 2 of the report about cybersecurity research at the TU Darmstadt is online at the website "Hessen schafft Wissen". Isabella has never before programmed before her computer science studies - today she is enthusiastic about cyberbersecurity research and has ideal conditions for her studies in Darmstadt.
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