Doctoral student in Remote Fault Attacks on Cryptographic Algorithms

Doctoral Student In Remote Fault Attacks On Cryptographic Algorithms KTH Royal Institute of Technology, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Project description: Third-cycle subject: Information and Communication Technology Currently, there are no effective methods for protecting implementations of cryptographic algorithms from fault attacks, where an adversary deliberately injects faults into cryptographic computations to extract sensitive information. This project aims to address this important open problem, with a particular focus on remote attacks. We intend to take into account the impact of fault attacks on cryptographic implementation security from both an offensive perspective (by devising new types of attacks) and a defensive perspective (by designing countermeasures).