Security for Safety pitch at it-sa 2021

ByStefan Karg 19.10.202125.08.2025

A short excerpt from my pitch on ‘Security for Safety’ as part of the BW-International Session at it-sa 2021 is available here:

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Conferences / Events

Next Stop: Fulda
ByStefan Karg 22.11.202225.08.2025

On the way to the Verband Deutscher Eisenbahn-Ingenieure e.V. (VDEI) conference about railway cybersecurity where I’ll be speaking tomorrow… of course by train!

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Conferences / Events

Google I/O 2022
ByStefan Karg 04.05.202225.08.2025

Just registered for Google I/O 2022 (remote). Looking forward to get new ideas and insights into the latest tends of AI/Machine learning, cloud computing and security.

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Conferences / Events | Rail technology

28. Sicherungstechnische Fachtagung
ByStefan Karg 28.09.202325.08.2025

Greetings from Technische Universität Dresden! Today and tomorrow I am attending a conference regarding Control Command and Signalling (CCS) systems. We discuss the most recent technological, political and strategical developments, such as: – Digitalisation of railway– Advanced Protection System (APS)– European Train Control System (ETCS)– Automatic train operation (ATO)– …and many more topics.

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Conferences / Events

BSI conference 2022
ByStefan Karg 31.01.202225.08.2025

The German Cyber Security Agency BSI will host its yearly conference this week. Post | LinkedIn

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Political

Open AI Sora Text-to-video
ByStefan Karg 19.02.202425.08.2025

The advances in text-to-video models are staggering. With several elections coming up this year and next, it gives a glimpse of the implications for media and social media and how easy it could be to produce very real looking fake news to influence political discussions.

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Security

USB Killer redefined
ByStefan Karg 30.03.202325.08.2025

A Military-Type Explosive Sent Via USB Drive (gbhackers.com) ⚡ So far, USB-Killer devices were used by attackers (or pentesters) to disable or destroy devices with USB interfaces by discharging a high power electrical shock into the data lines of the USB port. ❗ If you find a USB stick somewhere: Do not plug it into…

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