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Apple-Geräte sind angreifbar

Unter maßgeblicher Beteiligung von CRISP-Forschern hat ein inter­nationales Team von Cybersicherheitsforschern schwerwiegende Sicherheitslücken im Betriebssystem iOS gefunden, mit dem das iPhone und das iPad betrieben werden. Die Sicherheitslücken machen eine Vielzahl von Angriffen auf die Handys und Tablets von Apple möglich.

CRISP Researcher organizes TPMPC 2017

CRISP-Claude Shannon Fellow Dr. Thomas Schneider and Prof. Nigel Smart, Professor at the Cryptography Research Group at University of Bristol and CROSSING advisory board member, are co-organizing the Workshop on Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation (TPMPC) in 2017.

CRISP Researchers successful at ECOOP 2016

Prof. Michael Pradel, Claude Shannon Fellow at CRISP and his saff member Jibesh Patra won the Distinguished Poster Award at ECOOP 2016. The paper "Language-Independent Fuzz Testing with Probabilistic, Generative Models" presents Genesis, a generic approach for generating structured data without an a priori known model.

Security at Large

4th IQC/ETSI Quantum-Safe Cryptography

Besides being a member of the program committee Prof. Johannes Buchmann holds two presentations during the Workshop.