Wed, Feb 23, 2022, 5pm CET I Soumya Banerjee (TRASNA) – Securing the Internet of Things: Latice-based crypto and side-channel attacks
On Feb 23, 2022, 5pm CET I Soumya Banerjee (TRASNA), will talk about “Securing the Internet of Things: Latice-based crypto and side-channel attacks“. Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/fPpLk3BpQjY?list=PLdftPKA9mTfaDJxqwexil2mPhUFIA9ITd
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Abstract
Envisaging the boom of different IoT applications across the different cyber-physical systems, set the diversified objectives according to the use-cases. The different electronic devices in a standard cyber physical systems (CPS) including IoT, CPU & peripheral devices perform electromagnetic (EM) noise emission in CPS. It is worthy to mention that the associated instruction and machine cycle of specific CPU could demonstrate the behavior and pattern of software including of any malicious activity across the CPS. There are plenty of research investigations concerning the hardware-oriented encryption. Trusted platform module (TPM), secure booting could be few proposals on the same. Therefore, side channel attacks are critical with respect to the IoT systems. In ideal situation side channel attacks (SCA) broadly demonstrate the unwanted exposure of the critical information. Hence, those exposures can be subjected to different attacks categories like power attacks, EM attacks, timely attacks etc. The challenges are manifold: e.g. size of encryption keys & signatures, time to encrypt and decrypt each communication channel and finally the amount of traffic sent over the wire to complete the process of encrypt or decrypt. Lattice Based Cryptography (LBC) offers the base relief to replace RSA or ECC and offer you very strong security proofs based on worst-case hardness.
Dr. Soumya Banerjee
Dr. Soumya Banerjee, Senior Vice President Innovation (Trasna-Solutions Ltd. ) & Senior researcher, University College Cork, Ireland has been specialized with Computational Intelligence, Machine Learning, Security and Blockchain across smart & connected environmnets almost for 2 decades envisaging both research & teaching. Prior to Trasna & UCC , he was invited research professor CNRS-INSA De Lyon, France, TU Ostrava Cz Republic, CNAM-CEDRIC, Paris and still he is an adjunct senior researcher INRIA-EVA, Paris, France. He has more than 150 peer reviewd publications (IEEE, Elsevier, Springer-Verlag, et.) and he has an European patent on bio-inspired Algorithm during 2009-2011.
TRASNA SOLUTIONS
TRASNA SOLUTIONS is a well-known manufacturer of SIM Cards and eSIMs / eUICCs enabling amongst others the connectivity of IoT boards and IoT devices. Based is in Ireland, Germany, Bostnia, Slovenia, France & Turkey across Europe, Trasna has its own GSMA accredited facility. Furthermore, Trasna offers solutions to address connectivity challenges across IoT paradigms. They are actively participating in industrial research & development on Post Quantum Cryptography, Identity Mangement, Blockchain and Machine Learning to explore industrial use-csaes.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has shown all of us the benefits of information technology. It allows us to work at a distance, to live at a distance, and most importantly, to keep in touch at a distance – with younger and older people, those closest to us, and even make new contacts.
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Marc-Oliver is vice president of the German chapter of the ACM. He is also faculty sponsor of the ACM student chapter Munich. He is member of the IEEE-IES Technical Committee on Factory Automation FA4. He is member of ACM, German Chapter of the ACM, IEEE, GI, DHV.
Marc-Oliver does Internet of Things (IoT) research since 2008. His current focus is on security, usability, reliability and resilience (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=_p_lr9EAAAAJ&hl=de&oi=ao).
Marc-Oliver is very active in the research community. He is a regular OC member of the IM/NOMS/CNSM series and associate editor of the International Journal of Network Management. He is a keynote speaker and co-organizer of several other conferences and workshops, panels, and tutorials.
In the past, Marc-Oliver coordinated research projects on all levels from more than 20 international partner EU projects.
For his continuous teaching at university since 2003 he received multiple teaching prices, including the Ernst Otto Fischer prize 2013 of Technical University of Munich for excellence in teaching, and the PhD supervisory award 2020.
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