Public lecture: Alen Hrga - Introduction to blockchain and cryptocurrencies

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FER Information Security Centre invites you to a lecture

Introduction to blockchain and cryptocurrencies

which will sustain univ. bacc. ing. Alen Hrga, a senior associate at

Department of High Voltage and Energy FER

on Wednesday, 12 September 2018 at 16:00 in hall D-160

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing University of Zagreb

 

Content of the lecture:

• Motivation for creating distributed books.
Introduction to cryptocurrencies.
• Internal blockchain structure as data structures.
• Achieving consensus in the network.
• Scalability issues.
The Future of Blockchain Technology.
 

 

Alen Hrga is a research associate at the Institute for High Voltage and Energy at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, and is engaged in the research of the application of blockchain and distributed book technologies in electrical systems in general.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Public lecture: Tihomir Katulić - Personal Data Protection Practice

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Center iNformation Security FER Call your at Lecture

Practices for šite personal data

which will Sustain Assistant Professor Tihomir Katulid,

u Wednesday, 13 June 2018 at 16:30 hours u Hall D-160 

Faculty Electrical  and Computers University&scaron u Zagreb

 

 

After a two-year delay, at the end of May this year, the General Data Regulation on Scaron began to apply, which adopts a new, modern framework for personal data in the EU and the common European area. In the meantime, the Croatian legislator has adopted the Law on the Implementation of the General Data Regulation on Scaron.

 

 

 

 

 

Tihomir Katulić Born in 1979 in Zagreb. 2003 graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, where he received his PhD in 2012.
 
She teaches in courses Legal Informatics, Basics of Information Security, Electronic Media Law, Privacy in Electronic Communications and Other Courses at the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, Specialist Postgraduate Study of Intellectual Property, University of Zagreb, Postgraduate Specialist Study of Legal and Economic Framework of Business in the EU at the Faculty of Economics, University of Zagreb, etc.
 
He is the author of the electronic textbook „Introduction to intellectual propertyštv“, the author of the textbook "Legal Informatics and Information Lawš and the author of scientific and professional papers in the field of electronic communications regulation, intellectual propertyštva, zaštite personal data, information security and other areas of information technology law published in the proceedings of international scientific conferences and scientific and professional journals such as the Faculty of Law Universityšta in Zagreb, the Faculty of Law Faculty of Law Universityšta in Rijeka, Rights in the Economy, Informator, Edupoint, etc.
 
He is a member of the Croatian Internet Governance Forum, Croatian Society for Copyright, Croatian Academy of Legal Sciences. He is a member of the CARNet Users Conference program board. He is a long-time external associate of Bug, Network, Infotrend, and has published expert articles and analyses in the Bank, Business Journal, Systemac, etc. Since 2003 as a consultant and external expert he has been advising a number of domestic companies and institutions. Since 2011 he has been working as an external consultant in information security and regulatory compliance in the field of personal data on projects for leading Croatian companies.
 

Public lecture: Dijana Tralić - What is hidden in the photos?

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Center information security FER-a calls you to lecture

Is it hidden in photos?

which will maintain dr.sc. Dijana Tralić
with Institute for radiocommunications Faculty electrotechnics and computer science
u Wednesday, 20. April 2016 at 15:30 hours in halls D-160  Faculty of Electrical Engineering and computer science Universityšta u Zagreb
 
 
One of the key characteristics of the digital images are the simplicity of the changes to their content, and that's the additional development of the advanced tools for the processing of the images. It's the change of the contents of the digital images that have become the very-nbsp'ra'caron'irene, and the changes to the analysis are impossible.
Digital forensics images includes collection method for analysis digital photography objective determining their creation, identification prints camera or types manipulations devested&nsp;over;photo.

This lecture will present the basic types of manipulation over digital images:
 
  • manipulations carried out on the same image,
  • manipulations carried out by a combination of vi'scaron images,
  •  Computer image generation
  • Hide messages in an image.
 
More famous manipulation of digital photographs will be analyzed using passive and active methods of digital forensics.
 
 
Dijana Tralić Dijana Tralić has been employed at the Department of Radiocommunications at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb since 2010. Her doctoral thesis, entitled "Detection of copied areas in digital images analysis of statistical properties of images" was created by Prof. Sonja Grgić, Ph.D. Her research area is digital forensics of images, detection of manipulation in images and "encryption of image content". She is actively involved in teaching in the subject of undergraduate and graduate studies.
Dijana Tralić stayed at Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, UK in 2013 and 2014, for a total of seven months. During her professional visit, she worked on the development of an algorithm for the detection of copied areas in digital images under the guidance of Prof. Paul L. Rosina and Doc. Xianfang Sun. She is the author of 15 scientific papers at international conferences, one scientific paper in international journals, one chapter in the book and is the editor of three Conferences with an international review. She is a member of the organizing committee of the symposium ELMAR and the association IEEE.
 
 
 
 

Lecture: "Effective teaching of programming in Java"

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Lecture: "Effective teaching of programming in Java"

The Education Department of the Croatian Section IEEE invites you to Lecture

Effective teaching of programming in Java

which will sustain Marko Čupić, PhD,
from the Department of Electronics, Microelectronics, Computer and Intelligent Systems of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing University of Zagreb
in Monday, March 16, 2015 at 6 pm in the Grey Hall
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing University of Zagreb.

The lecture will also be available online at the address mms://mediaserver.lss.hr/IEEE-E25

End of vehicle management?

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The car company said they expect the cars to reach commercial cost-effectiveness by 2020. Computer systems and sensors used for parking and braking, and to some extent, the controller is already giving us an insight into a future in which the machines will not only drive without assistance, but will also be better than any man.

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