Analysis of security features of smart lock protocol
Author: Petr Hanák; Supervisors: Petr Švenda and Arnis Parsovs
Author: Petr Hanák; Supervisors: Petr Švenda and Arnis Parsovs
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Author: Stanislav Boboň; Supervisor: Petr Švenda
Author: Martin Sečkár; Supervisor: Petr Švenda
Author: Lanxiang Zhang; Supervisor: Mubashar Iqbal
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The 5th Workshop on education, training, and awareness in cybersecurity (ETACS) took place in Ghent on 11.8.2025. This year, the truly international character of the event was confirmed by Razvan Beuran’s invited talk focusing on the Japanese experience in cybersecurity education. Furthermore, researchers from multiple countries (Czechia, France, Germany, Italy,… Read More »Workshop on Education, Training and Awareness in Cybersecurity at ARES’25

Intelligent infrastructures (IIs) are developed in various domains, including the IoT of vehicles, industrial IoT, eServices, eHealthcare, and SmartCities applications. They aim to provide a higher level of convenience for humanity, but with those promises have come privacy and security issues and concerns. The workshop on Security and Privacy in… Read More »International Workshop on Security and Privacy in Intelligent Infrastructures at ARES’25

“Czech and Estonian researchers are joining forces to build a cross-border cybersecurity hub that will strengthen Europe’s digital defences in the face of growing cyber threats.” The CHESS initiative runs for 4 years from 2023 to 2026 and focuses on identifying strengths and gaps in six key areas: the Internet… Read More »CHESS Article Published in Horizon, the Research and Innovation Magazine