With the aim of actively shaping the future of 5G/6G communication technologies, the BSI invited people to the 5G/6G Forum in Dresden at the mightyTwice Hotel.
The conference took place in Taipei (Taiwan, ROC) from September 30 to October 3, 2024. Research associate Jonas Ninnemann presented a paper at the conference as part of the "Workshop on Security, Privacy, and Resilience of Next-Generation Mobile Networks".
The Chinese city of Wuhan has more driverless taxis than anywhere else: 500 autonomous cars are on the road in the city of 11 million, and this number is expected to rise to 1,000 by the end of 2024.
A few weeks ago, Deutschlandfunk broadcast an interesting report on the topic of the reliability of artificial intelligence and the technology associated with it, and made a comparison with the accident statistics of current developments in autonomous driving.
The Professorship of Information Technology for Transportation Systems (ITVS) was represented at the Aircraft Interiors Expo 2024 (AIX) trade fair in Hamburg from May 28th to May 30th, 2024 at a joint stand with its partner aeroLifi GmbH. Our project was presented in conjunction with both technology partners.
To detect attacks on the physical layer (PHY), access to various signal and channel parameters of the communication signal is necessary.
our project partners work on compatible solutions in a context-based manner in their technology areas. Based on the overall concept, the subsystems are currently being defined and developed in detail.
With DLR's virtual participation and in the presence of Dr. Matthias Weber from BSI, our annual meeting in the PHYSICS project took place in the rooms of the Faculty of Transport Sciences “Friedrich List” at TU Dresden. We had invited people to discuss the interim status, updates on research, the experiments and new findings.
PHYSICS researches novel and integrated detection, mitigation and compensation strategies for attacks on communication networks, so that the requirements of security, resilience and privacy of communication infrastructures are met.
6G is the upcoming sixth-generation wireless communication network, expected to launch around 2030, designed to meet the key performance requirements (KPIs) for emerging services and applications.
