News & In the media
11 October 2018
Michel van Eeten in de Volkskrant over close-access hack operatie
Niet eerder kreeg het publiek zo’n gedetailleerde inkijk in een cyberoperatie. Wat was de Russische militaire inlichtingendienst GROe precies van plan en waarom was het nodig om dit vanuit Den Haag te doen? En hoe sterk is het bewijs tegen de Russen? Onderzoekers hebben een maand of vijf geleden een kwetsbaarheid ontdekt in WPA-2, de meestgebruikte versleuteling voor draadloze netwerken. ‘We weten het niet, maar wellicht hebben ze wel geprobeerd hiermee binnen te komen,' zegt Michel van Eeten hoogleraar cybersecurity aan de TU Delft en lid van de Cyber Security Raad.
02 October 2018
Stephan Lukosch key note speaker at upcoming VR/AR events
Stephan Lukosch is invited to give keynote addresses at the VR/AR workshop 2018 of the German Computer Science Society and the Innovation Day of the Innovation Hub that are about to take place on 10 and 11 October in Düsseldorf, Germany. Later in October, he will give another keynote address at the Multimodal Virtual & Augmented Reality workshop (MVAR 2018) in Munich, Germany. At these events, Stephan will be speaking on the topic: ‘Designing for Engagement using Mixed Reality and Applied Games’.
20 September 2018
HumTech Lab Showcase Event
On Tuesday 9 October, the HumTech Lab organizes the first network meetup of the new academic year. All those who are interested in the humanitarian aid and the connection with the research and courses at Delft University are invited. You are welcome to attend to showcase your work, exchange ideas and develop plans for the upcoming year.
24 August 2018
First group of EPA students graduates in The Hague
Last Tuesday the first students of the Engineering and Policy Analysis (EPA) Master have graduated at the TU Delft Campus The Hague. During a festive thesis conference, 23 students presented their projects.
17 August 2018
First large-scale market analysis of underground cybercrime economy
Cybercrime is easier to carry out as more and more online criminal services (commodities) become available. TU Delft researcher Rolf van Wegberg investigated the extent and growth of this specific online underground economy.