It will feature a series of lectures addressing the underlying blockchain technology—an unalterable public ledger—that holds significant promise to change the future of financial transactions.
The students developed an innovative blockchain-based voting system that uses cryptographic techniques to secure digital ballots, ensuring privacy and verifiable results.
The event will highlight cybersecurity research, education and innovation, featuring presentations, a hacking competition, and networking opportunities.
The contest has revealed key insights into secure software development, showing that diverse programming knowledge and a hands-on approach to both building and breaking code lead to more secure systems.
The event will gather researchers and practitioners from various data science sub-fields to exchange ideas and idenify challenges related to security and privacy in big data management.
The paper explores why users often neglect security updates and proposes improvements to software updating interfaces to make them more effective and user-friendly.
