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Hudobnik completed the College of Electronics Specializing in Technical Computer Science in 2008. His school-leaving examination project team developed a mobile fitness and body monitoring device named ''Ironm@Z'' funded by the provincial government.

Since the beginning of his law studies, Hudobnik is focusing on the areas of Cyber Law, Cyber Security, [[Internet governance|Internet Governance]], Privacy, Legal Tech, and [[Intellectual Property]]. Throughout his studies, Hudobnik went on Erasmus exchange at the [[Tilburg Law School]] specialized in International Law and participated in the Tilburg Model United Nations. He holds a ''Magister Juris'' from the [[University of Graz]] with a thesis related to [[Domain Privacy]] e.g. ''[https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735 The Future of WHOIS - An analysis of the Policy Development Process under the GDPR with a focus on the litigation ICANN v. EPAG].''<ref>https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735</ref>

Since the beginning of his law studies, Hudobnik is focusing on the areas of Cyber Law, Cyber Security, [[Internet governance|Internet Governance]], Privacy, Legal Tech, and [[Intellectual Property]]. Throughout his studies, Hudobnik went on Erasmus exchange at the [[Tilburg Law School]] specialized in International Law and participated in the Tilburg Model United Nations. He holds a ''Magister Juris'' from the [[University of Graz]] with a diploma thesis topic related to [[Domain Privacy]].

=== Diploma ~~Thesis~~ ===

=== Diploma thesis ===

The diploma thesis analyzes, whether the collection and storage of personal data of the Admin-C and Tech-C are lawful, as well as whether the processing purposes are sufficiently specified under the [[General Data Protection Regulation]]. The modification of the [[Whois]] databases has significant practical implications since the GDPR came into force, as well as the Expedited Policy Development Process (EPDP) on the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data (Temp Spec), which has potentially been influenced by the litigation [[ICANN v. EPAG]]. The diploma thesis concludes that there is a definite need for further modifications of other relevant policy agreements within the domain name registration process. This year will show whether Phase 2 of the EPDP on the Temp Spec finalizes in time, and delivers a holistic solution for compliance with the GDPR that is respected by the wide range of stakeholder groups involved.

The title of the diploma thesis is ''[https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735 The Future of WHOIS - An analysis of the Policy Development Process under the GDPR with a focus on the litigation ICANN v. EPAG].'' Generally, the thesis analyzes, how can access to crucial information and protected data in the WHOIS-system be ensured. Specificially, whether the collection and storage of personal data of the Admin-C and Tech-C are lawful, as well as whether the processing purposes are sufficiently specified under the [[General Data Protection Regulation]]. The modification of the [[Whois]] databases has significant practical implications since the GDPR came into force, as well as the Expedited Policy Development Process (EPDP) on the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data (Temp Spec), which has potentially been influenced by the litigation [[ICANN v. EPAG]]. The diploma thesis concludes that there is a definite need for further modifications of other relevant policy agreements within the domain name registration process. This year will show whether Phase 2 of the EPDP on the Temp Spec finalizes in time, and delivers a holistic solution for compliance with the GDPR that is respected by the wide range of stakeholder groups involved.

=== Trainings and Summer Schools Participations ===

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 Hudobnik completed the College of Electronics Specializing in Technical Computer Science in 2008. His school-leaving examination project team developed a mobile fitness and body monitoring device named ''Ironm@Z'' funded by the provincial government.
-Since the beginning of his law studies, Hudobnik is focusing on the areas of Cyber Law, Cyber Security, [[Internet governance|Internet Governance]], Privacy, Legal Tech, and [[Intellectual Property]]. Throughout his studies, Hudobnik went on Erasmus exchange at the [[Tilburg Law School]] specialized in International Law and participated in the Tilburg Model United Nations. He holds a ''Magister Juris'' from the [[University of Graz]] with a thesis related to [[Domain Privacy]] e.g. ''[https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735 The Future of WHOIS - An analysis of the Policy Development Process under the GDPR with a focus on the litigation ICANN v. EPAG].''<ref>https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735</ref>
+Since the beginning of his law studies, Hudobnik is focusing on the areas of Cyber Law, Cyber Security, [[Internet governance|Internet Governance]], Privacy, Legal Tech, and [[Intellectual Property]]. Throughout his studies, Hudobnik went on Erasmus exchange at the [[Tilburg Law School]] specialized in International Law and participated in the Tilburg Model United Nations. He holds a ''Magister Juris'' from the [[University of Graz]] with a diploma thesis topic related to [[Domain Privacy]].
-=== Diploma Thesis ===
+=== Diploma thesis ===
-The diploma thesis analyzes, whether the collection and storage of personal data of the Admin-C and Tech-C are lawful, as well as whether the processing purposes are sufficiently specified under the [[General Data Protection Regulation]]. The modification of the [[Whois]] databases has significant practical implications since the GDPR came into force, as well as the Expedited Policy Development Process (EPDP) on the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data (Temp Spec), which has potentially been influenced by the litigation [[ICANN v. EPAG]]. The diploma thesis concludes that there is a definite need for further modifications of other relevant policy agreements within the domain name registration process. This year will show whether Phase 2 of the EPDP on the Temp Spec finalizes in time, and delivers a holistic solution for compliance with the GDPR that is respected by the wide range of stakeholder groups involved.
+The title of the diploma thesis is ''[https://unipub.uni-graz.at/download/pdf/3703735 The Future of WHOIS - An analysis of the Policy Development Process under the GDPR with a focus on the litigation ICANN v. EPAG].'' Generally, the thesis analyzes, how can access to crucial information and protected data in the WHOIS-system be ensured. Specificially, whether the collection and storage of personal data of the Admin-C and Tech-C are lawful, as well as whether the processing purposes are sufficiently specified under the [[General Data Protection Regulation]]. The modification of the [[Whois]] databases has significant practical implications since the GDPR came into force, as well as the Expedited Policy Development Process (EPDP) on the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data (Temp Spec), which has potentially been influenced by the litigation [[ICANN v. EPAG]]. The diploma thesis concludes that there is a definite need for further modifications of other relevant policy agreements within the domain name registration process. This year will show whether Phase 2 of the EPDP on the Temp Spec finalizes in time, and delivers a holistic solution for compliance with the GDPR that is respected by the wide range of stakeholder groups involved.
 === Trainings and Summer Schools Participations ===