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Back exam results online and inspectionWritten on 15.10.19 by Sven Bugiel The backup exam results are visible in the CMS. The inspection will be in my office, room 3.09, in CISPA on Thursday, Oct 17, from 13:00-14:00. |
Please register for backup examWritten on 02.10.19 by Sven Bugiel The results of the endterm exam are in LSF, you should be able to register for the backup exam now, in case you plan to attend. |
Endterm exam results onlineWritten on 01.10.19 by Sven Bugiel The endterm exam results are visible in the CMS. |
Exam inspectionWritten on 01.10.19 by Sven Bugiel We will publish the grades of the endterm exam today afternoon. The exam inspection will take tomorrow, Wednesday, at 11:00–12:00 in room 0.07 at CISPA. |
Device returnWritten on 24.09.19 by Dhiman Chakraborty Please return the devices after the exam on 27th September. If you are not attending the exam then please return on Friday 27th between 10.00 and 13.00 at my office. |
Lecture today moved to 14:00Written on 16.09.19 by Sven Bugiel Unfortunately I have to move the lecture today to **14:00**. In case you cannot attend in the afternoon, please drop me a message. I'm sorry for the very short notice and inconvenience this might cause. |
Trusted and Secure Computing
In this two-week lecture, the participants will be introduced to essential concepts in the domain of secure, trusted, and trustworthy computing. The focus is particularly on hardware-based security architectures in different settings like a server, network, cloud, or embedded device security. Examples for such hardware security primitives are Trusted Platform Modules, Intel SGX, or ARM TrustZone. In addition to the lecture, the participants should gather some hands-on experience with these technologies through two compact projects (one TPM based, one about hardware-isolated execution environments) and thus provides a perfect opportunity to understand hardware-based security architectures more deeply in theory and practice. Based on this experience, the participants should be additionally enabled to discuss and evaluate state-of-the-art research solutions in this domain.
The course will be offered as a two weeks block course at the end of the summer term 2019, between Sep 09 and Sep 20.
Please note: The number of available seats is limited to 16, due to the limited availability of hardware for the exercises!
Exams
The end-term exam will take place Sep 27, 14:00–16:00 in E1 3, HS002
The backup exam will take place Oct 11, 14:00–16:00 in E1 3, HS003