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The departmental defense of László Dóra was successfully performed on Thursday, March 3 in room IB 110 at 14:00. The reviewers were Sonja Buchegger, Ph.D. (associate professor KTH, Sweden) and Tibor Remzső, Ph.D. (BME TIO).
László's thesis is entitled: Secure Data Forwarding in Wireless Multi-Hop Networks for Mobile Users
For further information please visit the thesis site of László!
István Lám, András István and Szilveszter Szebeni have won the 1st prize at the Scientific Student Assembly Conference (TDK, in Hungarian):
Congratulation for the excellent result.
Further information about the conference can be found
here
(in Hungarian).
We are happy to welcome two new PhD students in the lab.
Áron Lászka works on designing robust network topologies in wireless and wired networks.
Gábor Pék is interested in malware analyzer detection, code attestation, verification of code execution.
Dr. Amit Dvir, from Israel, is a new member of the CrySyS Laboratory. Amit has joined us since 01/10/2010, and will work as a research associate.
Dr. Márk Félegyházi has joined the CrySyS laboratory and the Department of Telecommunications at BME since 10/11/2010, where he currently holds a position as an Assistant Professor.
Our new R&D topics (Önálló laboratórium témák , in Hungarian) for students in the spring semester of 2010 can be found here .
You can apply to each topic at this site. Prior negotiation with the supervisor is recommended.
Gergely Kótyuk, a student of the CrySyS Lab, has won the 1st prize at the Scientific Student Assembly Conference (TDK, in Hungarian):
Congratulation for the excellent result.
Further information about the conference can be found
here
(in Hungarian).
Read more: Scientific Student Assembly Conference 2009 results
The public defense of Boldizsár Bencsáth took place
Boldizsár's thesis is entitled: New Approaches to Mitigate Denial-of-Service Problems.
The Hacktivity Conference in IT Security will take place
For further information please visit the homepage and the relevant documents of the conference.
The famous "security guru" Bruce Schneier (USA) will give a talk at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. The talk is the part of the Seminar Series on Advances in Telecommunications, Networking and Computing ( ATNC ), which is organized by the Department of Telecommunications (HIT).
The seminar is free for everybody.
Further information can be found
here .
Videos on the event are available here
The public defense of Péter Schaffer will take place
Péter's thesis is entitled: Resilient Data Aggregation and Aggregator Node Election in Sensor Networks.
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