Frank Breitinger won the FBTI award of excellence 2015 with his dissertation “On the utility of bytewise approximate matching in computer science with a special focus on digital forensics investigations”. This annually award was granted by the German-wide board of computer science faculties of Universities of applied science (Fachbereichstag Informatik, FBTI) and is endowed with […]
The Fox CT Interview can be found here! Text taken from the University of New Haven: Help has arrived for those worried that their email accounts have been hacked or that their bank accounts have been compromised. It’s a robot developed by a University of New Haven student that can check personal email accounts for […]
The paper “How Cuckoo Filter Can Improve Existing Approximate Matching Technique” won the best paper award at the 7th EAI International Conference on Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime (ICDF2C) conference in Seoul, Korea. The abstract is listed below. Due to the importance of this conference, this news was also featured in New Haven Register.
Jay Campbell, a writer for theCompanyDime.com wrote an article about the Sabre incident that happened in August 2015. The article can be found here and is called “Sabre’s Silence On Security ‘Incident’ Isn’t Unusual, But It’s Still Making Travel Managers Nervous”.
After some news releases as well as being accepted, this work also got features by Local 10 (a TV station in Florida). Here are the two stories: Watch what you wear: Smartwatches vulnerable to attack Researchers on smartwatch concerns