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    • Seminar

    • SemSecuElec

    Challenges related to random number generation for cryptographic applications

    • June 07, 2019

    • Laboratoire Hubert Curien - Salles Petri/Turing

    Speaker : Elie Noumon Allini

    The main purpose of cryptography is to ensure secure communication. In order to achieve this goal, cryptographic schemes make an intensive use of random numbers. Given that the security of these schemes highly depends on these numbers, it is important to produce high-quality random numbers. Knowing that most cryptographic modules are nowadays implemented in logic devices, we investigated True[…]
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    SideLine and the advent of software-induced hardware attacks

    • March 19, 2021

    • Mines Saint-Etienne – Thales - Web-Conférence

    Speaker : Joseph Gravellier

    In this talk, we will discuss software-induced hardware attacks and their impact for IoT, cloud and mobile security. More specifically, I will introduce SideLine, a new power side-channel attack vector that can be triggered remotely to infer cryptographic secrets. SideLine is based on the intentional misuse of delay-lines components embedded in SoCs that use external memory. I will explain how we[…]
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    HardBlare, a hardware/software co-design approach for Information Flow Control

    • June 22, 2018

    • Centrale-Supelec - Salles Petri/Turing

    Speaker : Guillaume Hiet – Pascal Cotret

    One way to increase the security level of computer systems is to rely on both software and hardware mechanisms. In this context, the HardBlare project proposes a software hardware co-design methodology to ensure that security properties are preserved all along the execution of the system but also during file storage. The HardBlare project is a multidisciplinary project between CentraleSupélec IETR[…]
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    Post-Quantum Cryptography Hardware: Monolithic Implementations vs. Hardware-Software Co-Design

    • April 23, 2021

    • PQShield – United Kingdom - Web-Conférence

    Speaker : Markku-Juhani Saarinen

    At PQShield, we’ve developed dedicated coprocessor(s) for lattice schemes, hash-based signatures, and code-based cryptography. These cryptographic modules are commercial rather than academic and designed to meet customer specifications such as a specific performance profile or Common Criteria and FIPS security certification requirements.Hardware implementations of legacy RSA and Elliptic Curve[…]
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    True Random Number Generators enabled hardware security

    • March 29, 2019

    • Hardware Security and Cryptographic Processor Lab, Institute of Microelectronics, Tsinghua University, China - Métivier

    Speaker : Bohan Yang

    True randomness is all about unpredictability, which can neither be qualified nor quantified by examining statistics of a sequence of digits. Unpredictability is a property of random phenomena, which is measured in bits of information entropy. Application of randomness spans from art to numerical computing and system security. Random numbers enable various cryptographic algorithms, protocols and[…]
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    Security challenges and opportunities in emerging device technologies: a case study on flexible electronics

    • May 06, 2022

    • Leiden University, The Netherlands?, and KU Leuven, Belgium - Salle Pétri/Turing

    Speaker : Nele Mentens - KU Leuven, Belgium

    While traditional chips in bulk silicon technology are widely used for reliable and highly ef?cient systems, there are applications that call for devices in other technologies. On the one hand, novel device technologies need to be re-evaluated with respect to potential threats and attacks, and how these can be faced with existing and novel security solutions and methods. On the other hand,[…]