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CSE Ph.D. Student Featured in Wired Article “Hacker Explains One Concept in 5 Levels of Difficulty”

Nick Renner, a Ph.D. student in Computer Science and Engineering at NYU Tandon, was interviewed for a Wired magazine feature in which security researcher Samy Kamkar explains the concept of computer hacking at five different levels of comprehension—child to expert programmer. Renner, who works with Dr. Justin Cappos in the Secure Systems Lab at Tandon,...

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Uptane Project Featured in Auto Industry News Source

Uptane, an open and secure software update system design which protects software delivered over-the-air to the computerized units of automobiles, was profiled in a July 21 article in WardsAuto, an automotive insights and intelligence news source. The article includes quotes from Dr. Justin Cappos, one of its primary developers. The article can be read here.

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Dvorkin Pens Editorial Urging Protection for the “Last Mile” of the Nation’s Power Grid

On May 1, U.S. President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order to protect the “U.S. bulk-power system”—high-voltage transmission lines, generators delivering energy to large consumption centers, and other parts of the power infrastructure —from attacks by malicious parties, including nation-state actors. While the actions detailed in this order go a long way toward addressing...

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Amoroso to Teach New Cybersecurity Course for Coursera

Dr. Edward Amoroso, Distinguished Research Professor at NYU Tandon’s Center for Cybersecurity, will be teaching an online introductory course on cybersecurity for the Coursera platform this summer. The course, which began on July 17, is designed to help learners “develop a lifelong passion and appreciation for cybersecurity.” A survey article in CNET. com included the...

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Why TikTok May (or May Not) Be Viewed as a National Security Threat

Is the popular social media app TikTok a national security threat? A July 15 Yahoo Finance article answered with a classic social media response: “It’s complicated.” The article solicited comments on the topic from several cybersecurity experts, including NYU Tandon Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Justin Cappos, who effectively summed up the thrust...

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Zhu Provides Insights on Use of Robots in Medicine

In July, ZDNet recently put together a special feature on “Robots in the Enterprise,” which took a look at where and how robotic technology was being applied in various sectors. Quanyan Zhu, associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at NYU Tandon, was one of several commentators to share their thoughts on...

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Dvorkin to work with Columbia team on DOE-funded Project to Improve Electrical Infrastructure

Dr. Yury Dvorkin, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at Tandon, will be joining a team of researchers from Columbia University and one faculty member from the University of Arizona in a project to enable independent system operators (ISOs) of the electrical grid and market participants to more effectively measure and mitigate engineering...