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09 July 2024

TU Delft hosted the DBC Final Event

TU Delft hosted the DBC Final Event

TU Delft hosted the DBC Final Event on the 22nd of July. Dutch Blockchain Coalition was established in 2017 with a mission to increase both knowledge and use of blockchain in the Netherlands, thereby speeding up the decentralisation of digital infrastructure. At he final event, the DBC members presented their work and discussed the next steps. On behald of TU Delft, Prof.dr.ir. Inald Lagendijk gave the opening talk and Dr. Zeki Erkin presented the EU Septon Project, as an example of collaboration between academia and industry.

20 June 2024

TU Delft team wins VU CTF

TU Delft team wins VU CTF

On the 18th of May 2024, six TU Delft student teams participated in the “VU CTF” hacking competition at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. The TU Delft teams placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 9th, and 11th, winning the gold medal and dominating the leaderboard.

23 May 2024

TU Delft Cybersecurity MSc student participated at the 2024 European Space Agency (ESA) Academy Training

03 May 2024

TU Delft team wins Challenge the Cyber 2024

TU Delft team wins Challenge the Cyber 2024

On the 20th of April 2024, TU Delft students participated in the national “Challenge The Cyber” hacking competition in Eindhoven, and TU Delft Computer Science students Azra Ocak, Iancu Popp, Ksawery Radziwiłowicz, and Per Schrijver won the first prize in the junior division!

21 March 2024

Dr. Zeki Erkin participated in the DBC Deep Dive: The promises and challenges of AI and crypto applications.

27 February 2024

Casey Deccio (Brigham Young University) gives a Cybersecurity talk

08 December 2023

User tracking in the post-cookie era: How websites bypass GDPR consent to track users

08 December 2023

How Ransomware Operates and What We Can Do About It

28 November 2023

Prof. Theophilus Benson (Carnegie Mellon University) gives a CS Distinguished talk

Prof. Theophilus Benson (Carnegie Mellon University) gives a CS Distinguished talk

10 October 2023

A bridge too far? Aparently not!