Archive
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2019/02/14
Paper and poster accepted at NDSS
Success for CROSSING researchers go
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2018/12/07
GDNÄ wählt Vertreter für Vorstandsrat
Prof. Johannes Buchmann wird Fachvertreter für die Fächergruppe Informatik / Mathematik go
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2019/03/14
Master thesis on qTESLA
Cooperation at Intel Deutschland GmbH go
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2019/02/28
International research collaboration: Cybersecurity meets Artificial Intelligence
New joint research centre CYSMICS for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning by Technical University Darmstadt and University of California, San Diego go
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2019/02/01
Signature scheme qTESLA successful at NIST competition
Second round of Post Quantum Standardization Project submissions announced go
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2019/01/31
Two accepted papers at EuroCrypt
Success for CYSEC researchers go
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2018/12/04
New CROSSING explainer video about Secure and Scalable Blockchain Technology
The Collaborative Research Center CROSSING produces a series of explainer videos for their projects. The latest video is about CROSSING project S7 – Secure and Scalable Blockchain Technology. go
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2018/11/19
New CROSSING explainer video about High Performance Computing
The Collaborative Research Center CROSSING produces a series of explainer videos for their projects. The latest video is on the cooperation with the HKHLR (Hessian Competence Center for High Performance Computing). go
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2018/11/07
Keeping health data under lock and key
Computer scientists from TU Darmstadt introduce sustainable long-term-secure storage for sensitive data
Researchers from the Collaborative Research Center CROSSING at Technische Universität Darmstadt (Germany) have developed a solution that will ensure decades of safe storage for sensitive health data in a joint project with Japanese and Canadian partners. An initial prototype was presented during a recent conference in Beijing, China. The system will go into trial operation in Japan in the coming weeks. go
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2018/10/29
Software sicherer machen
Forscher präsentieren Krypto-Assistent für Software-Entwickler
Der Sonderforschungsbereich CROSSING an der TU Darmstadt hat soeben einen Kryptographie-Assistenten für Software-Entwicklung vorgestellt. Er hilft bei der Integration von Kryptographie-Komponenten und überprüft, ob alles richtig eingebaut und konfiguriert wurde – damit die Anwendung auch wirklich sicher ist. go