[Comic] A brief History of Cyber Crime
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From the ENIAC Board
As the year comes to a close, it is the perfect time for a little reflection. For those of us unfamiliar with ENIAC, the alumni association for Computer Science and Business and IT, it’s also a great opportunity to take a peek behind the curtains and see what we
A Day With the Dean of EEMCS - Interview With Boudewijn Haverkort
From October 1st, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science has a new dean: Boudewijn Haverkort. Although he has worked hard as a Dean at Tilburg University, Haverkort is not new to our faculty. He has been active at the Department of Computer Science for many years before
Lead the Charge
Tech Workers Fighting for Sustainability The tech industry has long been at the forefront of innovation, but in recent years, another movement has been growing within its ranks: employee activism [1]. Employee activism means that employees are using their voices to advocate for meaningful change within their companies. This spans
The Double Hop Problem
Enterprise environments worldwide rely heavily on Microsoft’s Active Directory (AD). In simple terms, Active Directory provides central server(s) that contain a database of all user and computer objects within a domain. This enables centralized management and provisioning of users. For example, it allows you to log in using