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  • Securing the 6G frontier: trust, privacy, and resilience in the computing continuum Workshop, Def.Camp 2025

    On November 13th, 2025, at Def.Camp, Orange Romania has hosted an SNS-focused workshop on “the critical challenges and innovative solutions for ensuring security, privacy, and reliability in the next generation of wireless technology.” The goal of the workshop was the dissemination of ambitions and outcomes for several SNS projects and B5G-topical projects. On that occasion,...

  • The 24th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (TrustCom 2025)

    At the 24th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (TrustCom 2025), Yalan Wang (University of Surrey) presented the paper “An Improved Vector Commitment Construction with Applications to Signatures”. The work introduced an efficient batched vector commitment scheme, called BACON, based on the half-tree technique and relying solely on hash...

  • RESCALE Workshop in HiPEAC 2026 Conference

    Suite5 took part in the RESCALE Workshop at the HiPEAC2026 Conference in Krakow, where they presented the CASTOR project. The event provided an excellent platform to highlight CASTOR’s vision and objectives for secure path routing in the compute continuum, while also reinforcing collaboration with the RESCALE project on cybersecurity-related initiatives.

  • International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT) 2026

    CASTOR Horizon will be featured at the ICT 2026 Conference in Thessaloniki, a leading international event bringing together researchers, industry experts, and policymakers to discuss the future of information and communication technologies. As part of the conference, FERON Technologies, partner in CASTOR, is organizing a Special Session on Mission Critical Services in 6G (SS6), focusing...

  • EuCNC 2026

    Orange Romania (ORO) has participated in the EuCNC Conference and, in the expo/booth area, has disseminated the ambitions and outcomes of several technological advances that are used in CASTOR Horizon, such as the B5G Facility „Orange 5G Lab” Network of Rel. 17 Experimentation Facilities. The KERs are currently under testing and validation in several SNS...

  • CompSys 2026

    CASTOR Horizon will be represented at CompSys 2026, the annual Dutch conference dedicated to advances in computer systems and computing research, taking place from 16–18 June 2026. During the event, Dr. Anuj Pathania from the University of Amsterdam will present an overview of the ongoing research activities of the Parallel Computing Systems (PCS) group, including...

  • Universidad de Murcia Presented a New Paper at SecSoft2026

    CASTOR was represented at SecSoft 2026 through Universidad de Murcia (UMU), which presented the paper "A Staged Control Method for Router Configuration and Explicit Path Enforcement Using PCE and Flex-Algo." The paper introduces a staged approach to router configuration and explicit path enforcement by combining a Network Controller, Flexible Algorithm (Flex-Algo), and a Path Computation...

  • IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI) 2026

    CASTOR Horizon will be represented at the IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI) 2026 by the University of Amsterdam. UvA Ph.D. student Hang Xu will present the paper “Fast Transformer Inference on ARM-Based HMPSoCs.” UvA is primarily responsible for developing and implementing optimization algorithms in the optimization engine in CASTOR. In this context,...

  • New Paper on Privacy Preserving Layered Attestation Presented at SECRYPT 2026

    UBITECH, CASTOR’s project coordinator, presented its latest paper, titled “Slice & Dice: Privacy-Preserving Layered Attestation via Active Memory Introspection,” at SECRYPT 2026. The work addresses the limitations of static binary load-time checks by introducing an active memory introspection architecture, where a minimal firmware layer can dynamically monitor runtime memory for modifications affecting the code integrity...

  • The 35th USENIX Security Symposium

    Yalan Wang, University of Surrey, will present the paper ’FABS: Fast Attribute-Based Signatures’ published at the 35 th USENIX Security Symposium. In this paper, we proposed two attribute-based signatures, one is key-policy...