RESEARCHERS have been able to exploit vulnerabilities in a number of car alarm systems enabling them to unlock doors and start the engine. Dr Budi … Read more
Month: March 2019
Future bank cards might “combine fingerprint scanning with fascial recognition”
Royal Bank of Scotland will launch on a pilot basis a biometric card that will allow customers to verify their purchases with their fingerprint. Head … Read more
Computing students reach final of start-up competition
Three students from the School of Computing have gone through to the final of the Business Start-up Journey (BSUJ) and will pitch their ideas at … Read more
Students celebrate at Computing Showcase
Final year students from the School of Computing celebrated their final year projects at the School of Computing Showcase on Friday 15 March with several … Read more
Join Us – 2 new Lectureships
The School of Computing is seeking to appoint 2 new Lecturers (Assistant Professors) in Cyber Security to support the growth plan of the Kent Interdisciplinary Research … Read more
David Chadwick takes part in I’m a Scientist get me out of here
Professor David Chadwick is taking part in I’m a Scientist, get me out of here! from 4-15 March, as part of British Science Week. I’m … Read more
Summer school opportunity for computing students
Students from the School of Computing can apply for free places on immersive summer schools in France. The three-week courses, which are taught in English, each … Read more
KirCCS researchers win two major awards at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium 2019
Kent Interdisciplinary Research Centre in Cyber Security (KirCCS) are pleased to announce that two of their members, Dr Jason Nurse and Dr Orcun Cetin, have … Read more
School of Computing ‘Women in Computing’ lunch
On Tuesday 26 February, Jacqui Chetty, Student Success Manager at The School of Computing, hosted a “Women in Computing” lunch bringing 24 of its female … Read more