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Hessian Research Award for Applied Science The Hessian Research Award of the Universities of Applied Sciences (HAW) goes to da/sec. Prof. Dr. Christoph Busch received the first prize from Ayse Asar, State Secretary in the Hessian Ministry of Science, on
Together with international experts, CRISP scientists from Hochschule Darmstadt and TU Darmstadt investigated privacy protection schemes for speaker recognition applications. The paper entitled „Preserving privacy in speech and speech characterization“, was worked out as part an extensive and interdisciplinary collaboration
Prof. Alice J. O’Toole from the University of Texas at Dallas delivered a Distinguished Lecture on Deep Learning and CNN at CRISP, Germany on June 3rd. The lecture entitled: „Turning a face recognition black box white: Understanding what deep convolutional
Hendrik Schneider verteidigt am 08.05.2019 erfolgreich seine Masterarbeit mit dem Titel „Hauptspeicherprofiling einer virtuellen Windows Maschine mittels DRAKVUF“. Die Arbeit diskutiert die mögliche Erweiterung eines Malware-Analyse-Systems um eine Komponente zur automatisierten Extraktion von gepackten Executables.
Lorenz Liebler of the da/sec group received a best student paper award for the contribution of „Towards Exact and Inexact Approximate Matching of Executable Binaries“ at the 2019 DFRWS-EU in Oslo, Norway. Abstract: The application of approximate matching (a.k.a. fuzzy
Nicolas Buchmann verteidigt am 11.02.2019 erfolgreich seine Dissertation mit dem Titel ‚Strengthening trust in the identity life cycle – Enhancing electronic machine readable travel documents due to advances in security protocols and infrastructure‘ am Fachbereich Mathematik und Informatik der FU
Pawel Drozdowski of the da/sec group received a best student paper runner-up award for the contribution of „Database Binning and Retrieval in Multi-Fingerprint Identification Systems“ at the 2018 IEEE International Workshop on Information Forensics and Security, which was presented by
Lorenz Liebler of the da/sec group received a best paper award for their contribution and presentation of: „On efficiency and effectiveness of Linear Function Detection Approaches for Memory Carving“ published in the Proceedings of the 10th EAI International Conference on
The Academic/Industry Round Table, organized by Dr. Carlos Vaquero (Cirrus Logic) and Prof. Nicholas Evans (EURECOM), placed emphasis on: challenges and evaluations, dynamics of the collaboration (role of Academy and Industry), deep learning and its impact on how we collaborate,