GRK 2475: Cyberkriminalität und Forensische Informatik
Cyberkriminalität wird angesichts der wachsenden gesellschaftlichen Bedeutung der Informationstechnologie zu einer immer größeren Bedrohung. Gleichzeitig bieten sich neue Möglichkeiten der Strafverfolgung, wie etwa automatisierte Datensammlung und -auswertung im Netz oder Überwachungsprogramme. Doch wie geht man mit den Grundrechten der Betroffenen um, wenn „forensische Informatik“ genutzt wird? Das GRK „Cyberkriminalität und Forensische Informatik“ bringt Expertinnen und Experten der Informatik und Rechtswissenschaften zusammen, um das Forschungsfeld „Strafverfolgung von Cyberkriminalität“ systematisch zu erschließen.
Thanks to the efforts of Jana Kuhlmann, Christoph Safferling and Ursula Auer, the RTG now has a professionally designed logo that can be used on posters and in presentations associated with the research project. It exists in different formats, e.g. cymk for professional printing and rbg for websites...
The summer school on cybercrime and forensic computing will take place from June 7-June 10 2022 in Nürnberg. The summer school will be a one-week intensive course at the intersection of computer science and law. We are proud to present a list of high-profile speakers. More details on the program and...
This year’s traditional joint meeting of the German RTGs in Computer Science is jointly organized by RTG 2475 (Cybercrime and Forensic Computing) and RTG 2428 (CONVEY - Continuous Verification of CYber-Physical Systems) . It will take place from June 12-15, 2022 as Dagstuhl Event 22243 in Schloss Da...
This bootcamp/workshop will be held physically at the University of Oxford, UK, and virtually on Monday, March 28, 2022 and is associated with the Digital Forensic Research Conference Europe (DFRWS EU), an academic conference in the area of digital forensic science which begins on March 29 and ends ...
In the summer of 2020, European law enforcement agencies managed to infiltrate the network of EncroChat, a company that provided end-to-end encrypted communication services primarily to organized crime. Professor Tobias Singelnstein will discuss this case and its legal problems in a guest talk on Ja...
