TARTU, ESTONIA – The CHESS Cyber-Security Excellence Hub fostered international collaboration at its recent brokerage event, hosted by the Institute of Computer Science at the University of Tartu on November 11, 2025. The event brought together a diverse cohort of academics and industry professionals from across Europe, including Estonia, Czechia, Ukraine,… Read More »CHESS Brokerage Event at the University of Tartu, Estonia
The CHESS Brokerage Event was held on November 11, 2025, at the University of Tartu’s Institute of Computer Science, Tartu, Estonia.
We’re still buzzing from the incredible energy at the OpenSSL Conference! What did we bring, you ask? Not just another slide deck, but a fully playable board game designed to tackle one of cybersecurity’s biggest upcoming challenges: post-quantum migration. The response was nothing short of phenomenal. Seeing seasoned cryptographers, developers, and… Read More »Checkmate, Quantum Threats: Post-Quantum Board Game Steals the Show at OpenSSL Conference
Remember those sci-fi movies about super-powerful quantum computers? Well, the future is getting closer, and it brings both amazing opportunities and new risks. That’s exactly what we talked about at our recent “Post-Quantum Cryptography in Practice” event. We know it can sound complicated, so we made it practical. We brought… Read More »Diving into the Post-Quantum World
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Author: Jan Havlín; Supervisor: Jan Hajný
Author: Adam Fridrich; Supervisor: Jan Hajný
Author: Petr Hanák; Supervisors: Petr Švenda and Arnis Parsovs
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