Workshop on Attacks in Crypto 2020 Sessions I and II
Offered By: TheIACR via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore cutting-edge research in cryptographic attacks through this conference session featuring four expert talks. Delve into lattice and side-channel attacks with Daniel Moghimi's presentation on TPM-FAIL, examining timing and lattice attacks on Trusted Platform Modules, followed by Diego F. Aranha Akira Takahashi's discussion on LadderLeak. Transition to real-world Pseudorandom Number Generators (PRNGs) as Shaanan Cohney reveals cache attacks on CTR_DRBG in "Pseudorandom Black Swans." Conclude with Jiska Classen's insights on Bluetooth randomness in "Firmware Insider." Gain valuable knowledge about vulnerabilities in cryptographic implementations and the importance of robust security measures in hardware and software systems.
Syllabus
Workshop on Attacks in Crypto 2020 Sessions I and II
Taught by
TheIACR
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