frezabek

@rezabfil

Tech brewer at @SpaceComputerIO. Distributed systems researchers at TUM. A TEE researcher at 🤖.

Munich

Joined August 2022

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frezabek
@rezabfil
Oct 12
Secure infrastructure in space starts with getting the foundations right on Earth. We’re excited to launch @SpaceComputerIO’s Key Management Service (KMS), now live in beta. KMS gives teams a secure foundation for managing keys, identities, and cryptographic operations across
SpaceComputer
@SpaceComputerIO
Oct 12
For SpaceComputer, a Key Management Service (KMS) is a natural first application to build. It’s authority-dense, and needs modest compute and communication. A KMS controls the cryptographic authority behind high-stakes actions, and authorization of critical downstream systems.
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frezabek
@rezabfil
Oct 6
The most secure place to run compute won’t always be the cheapest. But for the workloads and decisions where security matters most, the cost can be justified. And before we can safely onboard people and autonomous agents to infrastructure in space, we need to build the security
SpaceComputer
@SpaceComputerIO
Oct 6
We’re excited to announce SpaceComputer Key Management Service is live in public beta. KMS acts as a verifiable control plane for cloud services, financial systems, and agentic applications rely on cryptographic keys to authorize high-value actions like signing, decrypting, and
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frezabek
@rezabfil
Sep 16
The biggest misconception about PQC migration is that it is primarily a computation and communication problem. In reality, it is a systems-engineering problem. Transitioning to PQC touches hardware roots of trust, PKI infrastructure, secure elements, and other components, along
Protecting satellites from quantum attack
From spacenews.com
frezabek
@rezabfil
Aug 25
Want to know what it will take to secure the space internet? Had such a fun time with at the T-Minus Space-Cyber Briefing with Maria Varmazis! It was a bit of challenging to fit everything into 15 mins though. Tune into how we're approaching secure stack in space at
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frezabek
@rezabfil
Aug 21
Which trust decisions across the Earth-to-orbit path can actually be verified and which risks still sit outside that evidence? The more we looked at it with @zkpedrongmi and the rest of the team, the more the same pattern kept showing up: space systems need a better model for
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