Upcoming Conferences and Workshops:
High-Tech Women in Science and Technology
November 19, 2021 | Darmstadt, Germany
Organizers: Prof. Lejla Batina (Radboud University), Prof. Nele Mentens (KU Leuven), Prof. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi (TU Darmstadt)
Co-organized and funded by CROSSING
The second Darmstadt Women in Tech event at TU Darmstadt will take place on November 18, 2021. The conference will feature talks by internationally renowned female speakers from all over the world. As such, it will be a platform for inspiring successful women in tech to spread their professional achievements and ideas. By presenting their career paths – from Cybersecurity to Artificial Intelligence – and sharing their experience, our speakers will empower young talents to reach their goals and have their careers in tech.
Hack@Events 2021
Co-organized by CROSSING
franchise is a premier hardware security competition, a venue for scientists and industry experts to discover, exploit and mitigate security-critical vulnerabilities and design flaws in system-on-a-chip (SoC). The contest mimics the real-world scenarios where security engineers have to find vulnerabilities in the given design. The vulnerabilities are diverse and range from data corruption to leaking sensitive information leading to compromise of the entire computing platform. The open-source SoC riddled with security vulnerabilities has been co-developed by Intel, the Technical University of Darmstadt, and Texas AMU. HACK@EVENT
Since 2018, HACK@EVENT has become a unique and one of the world's largest hardware security contest that has attracted massive interest. It takes place annually at various top security and systems venues.
Events in 2021:
: co-located with USENIX Security (August 11–13, 2021) HACK@Sec
: co-located with CHES (September 12–15, 2021) HACK@CHES
Past Conferences and Workshops:
2021
CROSSING Conference 2021 – Hot Topics in Security and Privacy: From Contact Tracing to Quantum Secure Internet
2020
Web seminar: Contact Tracing & Giant Data Collectors: A Journey from Utopia to Dystopia?
Hack@Events 2020 at DAC and USENIX
Secure Design Strategies for Intelligent CPUs Workshop 2020 (co-organized)
Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop 2020 (co-organized)
High-Tech Women in Science and Technology
2019
Science · Peace · Security ’19: Perspectives of Science and Technology for Peace and Security Research
CROSSING Week on Sustainable Security & Privacy 2019
Hack@DAC 2019 (co-organized)
Eurocrypt 2019
CrossFyre 2019
SPY 2019 – Surveillance, Privacy, and You
Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop 2019 (co-organized)
Lecture Series in Distributed Ledgers and Smart Contracts
COSADE 2019 – International Workshop on Constructive Side-Channel Analysis and Secure Design
2018
SSR 2018 – Conference on Security Standards Research
Kryptografie sicher nutzen – Workshop at heise DevSec 2018 (co-organized)
PLLS 2018 – Workshop on the Protection of Long-Lived Systems
Symposium: Can The World Run on Blockchains? The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (co-organized)
Hack@DAC 2018 (co-organized)
Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop 2018 (co-organized)
2017
CROSSING Conference 2017 – From Tweets to Quantum
Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop 2017 (co-organized)
2016
CrossFyre 2016
Security & Privacy Week 2016 (co-organized)
PLLS 2016 – Workshop on the Protection of Long-Lived Systems
Financial Crypto and Data Security 2016 (co-organized)