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KTH Royal Institute of Technology is to play a central role in developing cyber defense education and research, under the budget proposal announced yesterday for a new Cybercampus Sweden. (Photo: Fredrik Persson) Defense Minister Pål Jonson and Education Minister Mats Persson appeared at KTH yesterday to unveil the government’s proposal to invest 25 million Swedish crowns in 2024 to establish Cybercampus Sweden, and to provide further funding of 40 million Swedish crowns each year through 2026.

​​​​​​​Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson and Education Minister Mats Persson appeared at KTH last week to unveil the government’s proposal to invest....

Türk Hack Team claimed responsibility for downing several major Swedish websites and said it had gained access to a trove of sensitive personal data.

Uppdaterad I går 13:24 Publicerad I går 09:49 I år har Sveriges första värnpliktiga cybersoldater muckat. Foto: Mattias Andersson Fler värnpliktiga cybersoldater, ytterligare ett IT-försvarsförband och en specialistofficersutbildning inriktad mot cyberförsvar. Det är några av Försvarsmaktens planer för att möta kommande cyberhot. – Bristen på kompetens inom cybersäkerhet är ett stort samhällsproblem, säger Pontus Johnson, professor på KTH. Detta är en låst artikel. Logga in som prenumerant för att fortsätta läsa. ...

Patch your devi... oh, hang on a sec Gareth Corfield Tue 11 May 2021 // 09:15 UTC Share Copy A computer science professor from Sweden has discovered an arbitrary code execution vuln in the Universal Turing Machine, one of the earliest computer designs in history – though he admits it has "no real-world implications". In a paper published on academic repository ArXiv, Pontus Johnson, a professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, cheerfully explained that his findings wouldn't be exploitable in a real-world scenario because it pertained spe...