HunCERT group

Together for Hungary's cybersecurity

In its 20th year, HunCERT is Hungary's leading cybersecurity emergency response team, with the mission of assisting and providing information to the Hungarian online society.

Incident handling

Do you think that your computer or network has been attacked? We can help!

HunCERT Probe programme

Its aim is to record and analyse network security trends on the Hungarian internet, to improve our incident detection capabilities.

HunCERT turns 20

This year, the HunCERT group celebrates the 20th anniversary of its foundation and the 25th anniversary of the registration of the cert.hu domain.

Communication practice

HunCERT conducts an annual assessment of domestic internet service providers' incident response capabilities.

DNS4EU

The EU wishes to provide its citizens, companies, and institutions a secure, privacy compliant, and powerful recursive DNS.

Knowledge repository

Dive into our knowledge base to improve your cybersecurity awareness.

10 Nov 2025

Article

SOCCER Project Marks 24-Month Milestone with Launch of Advanced Security Hub Testing and Enhanced Threat Intelligence Platform

The SOCCER (Security Operation Centres Capacity building for European Resilience) project, a key European initiative co-funded by the European Union, today announced it has reached its 24-month milestone, entering a critical new phase of validation...

DNS4EU logó mellette laptopon dolgozó ember

1 Jul 2025

Article

The DNS4EU public service has been launched

A new milestone has been reached by the DNS4EU project, actively supported by HUN-REN SZTAKI as a consortium member, which aims to create a reliable, secure and data protection-oriented European DNS resolution service.

DNS4EU

Közlekedési tábla "Cyber attacks ahead", vagyis "kibertámadások várhatóak" felirattal.

9 Dec 2024

Article

HUN-REN SZTAKI participated in cyber defence drill

On November 28, 2024, the institute participated in an all-day cyber defense drill. The exercise was organized by the Hungarian National Cyber Security Center.

Kép email ikonokról egy laptop előtt, DNS4EU logó és stakeholder group felirat.

17 May 2024

Article

You can now join the DNS4EU stakeholder group

The DNS4EU project has opened the application form for their stakeholder group. Members are kept up to date with events, news and blog posts, and can also find out about the project's plans and current progress at the regular meetings.

DNS4EU

Türkiz háttér, IVSZ SMART 2024 felirat, SZTAKI logó, monitor alakú keretben Rigó Ernő prezentálás közben.

22 Apr 2024

Article

HUN-REN SZTAKI researchers also presented at the IVSZ Smart 2024 conference

Ernő Rigó, Head of the Network Security and Internet Technologies Unit (HBIT) and Dániel Horváth, Researcher at the Engineering and Business Intelligence Research Laboratory (EMI), gave presentations in the Cyber Defence and Data Arena sessions.

Networkshop logó, alatta DNS4EU logó a kék nyílban ami digitális biztonságot szimbolizáló ikonra mutat

10 Apr 2024

Article

DNS4EU at Networkshop 2024

This year marked the 33rd edition of NETWORKSHOP (NWS), Hungary's most prestigious IT conference for the higher education, public education, research and public collections sectors. The conference was held over 3 days, with presentations on the DNS4EU project featured on the second day, during session 6, which focused on topics related to the broader issue of digital transformation.

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Két kézben 1-1 puzzle darab, mellette DNS!EU és HUNCERT logók

8 Apr 2024

Article

The Role of HunCERT in the DNS4EU Project

HUN-REN SZTAKI, which provides HunCERT's technical team, is actively involved in the DNS4EU project, which aims to offer an alternative to the public DNS resolvers that currently dominate the market. By participating in this project, we contribute to the EU's digital sovereignty by providing a private, secure and independent European DNA resolver.

vCenter Server contains a heap-overflow vulnerability in the implementation of the DCERPC protocol. A malicious actor with network access to vCenter Server may trigger this vulnerability by sending a specially crafted network packet potentially...

A vulnerability in the API of Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) could allow an authenticated, remote attacker to view sensitive information on an affected device. To exploit this vulnerability, the attacker must have valid administrative...

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Phone:	+36 1 279 6222 9am to 4pm
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Address:	H-1111 Budapest, Kende u. 13-17.