PhD Seminar

ab 22.03.2023 findet das PhD Seminar ab 17:30 Uhr in der Theresesienstr. 90 im ZG im Hörsaal N1095ZG statt.

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PhD Seminar 2024

30.10.	Public: On the Importance of Physical Mode Parameter for PUF Performance: A case study of BFO Memristors	Jonas Ruchti, TUM
28.08.	Public: 1. Switch-Glitch - Location of Fault Injection Sweet Spots by Electromagnetic Emanation 2. Unlock the Door to my Secrets, but don’t Forget to Glitch	1. Matthias Probst, TUM 2. Marc Schink, Fraunhofer AISEC
19.06.	Public: 1. On the security and performance assessment in the design of quantum key distribution networks 2. RISC-V and Trusted Electronics: a match made in heaven?	1. Peter Horoschenkoff, Rohde & Schwarz 2. Johanna Baehr, Fraunhofer AISEC
22.05.	Public: A New Generation Automotive Tool Access Architecture for Remote in-Field Diagnosis	Gasper Skvarc Bozic, Infineon Technologies
15.05.	Public: 1. MultiTEE - Distributing Trusted Execution Environments 2. DMTI: Accelerating Memory Error Detection in Precompiled C/C++ Binaries with ARM Memory Tagging Extension	1. Simon Ott, Fraunhofer AISEC, 2. Konrad Hohentanner, Fraunhofer AISEC
17.04.	Public: DOMREP II	Matthias Probst, TUM
27.03.2024	Public: 1. Leakage Sources of the ICLooPUF: Analysis of a Side-Channel Protected Oscillator-Based PUF 2. Sensors for Data Bus Protection	1. Niklas Stein, TUM, 2. Hamidreza Moghadas, Infineon
06.03.	Public: 1. Impeccable Keccak - Towards Fault Resilient SPHINCS+ Implementations 2. Trojan Assets and Attack Vectors in Processors	1. Ivan Gavrilan, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Czea Sie Chuah, DENSO Automotive Deutschland
31.01.	Public: 1. The Post-Quantum Signature Scheme CROSS - An Introduction to Engineers 2. The Impact of Hash Primitives and Communication Overhead for Hardware-Accelerated SPHINCS+	1. Patrick Karl, TUM 2. Jonas Schupp, TUM

PhD Seminar 2023

22.11.	Public: A Masked Hardware Accelerator for Feed-Forward Neural Networks with Fixed-Point Arithmetic	Matthias Probst, TUM
04.10.	Public: 1. RISC-V Instruction Set Extensions for Cryptography - From Research to Standardization 2. Enabling Lattice-Based Post-Quantum Cryptography on the OpenTitan Platform	1. Felix Oberhansl, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Tobias Stelzer, Fraunhofer AISEC
09.08.	Public: 1. Universal Remote Attestation for Cloud and Edge Platforms 2. Formal Verification of Security Properties on RISC-V Processors	1. Simon Ott, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Czea Sie Chuah, DENSO Automotive Deutschland
21.06.	Public: Faulting Winternitz One-Time Signatures to forge LMS, XMSS, or SPHINCS+ signatures	Alexander Wagner, Fraunhofer AISEC
14.06.	Public: 1. HWASanIO: Detecting C/C++ Intra-object Overflows with Memory Shading 2.Hide and Seek: Using Occlusion Techniques for Side-Channel Leakage Attribution in CNNs	1. Konrad Hohentanner, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Thomas Schamberger, TUM
29.03.	Beginn 17:30 Uhr Public: 1. (Un)Attractiveness for State Machine Obfuscation 2. Whiteboxgrind - Automated Analysis of Whitebox Cryptography	1. Michaela Brunner, TUM 2. Michael Gruber, TUM
22.03.	Beginn 17:30 Uhr - Public: CryptSan: Leveraging ARM Pointer Authentication for Memory Safety in C/C++	Konrad Hohentanner, Fraunhofer AISEC
15.02.	Public: Adapting Belief Propagation to Counter Shuffling of NTTs	Emanuele Strieder, Silvan Streit, Fraunhofer AISEC
11.01.	Public: CompaSeC: A Compiler-assisted Security Countermeasure to Address Instruction Skip Fault Attacks on RISC-V	Johannes Geier, TUM EDA

PhD Seminar 2022

16.11.	Public: FPGANeedle: Precise Remote Fault Attacks from FPGA to CPU	Mathieu Gross, TUM
19.10.	Public: 1. To Be, or Not to Be Stateful: Post-Quantum Secure Boot using Hash-Based Signatures 2. On-Chip Side-Channel Analysis of the Loop PUF	1. Alexander Wagner, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Lars Tebelmann, TUM
12.10.	Public: Techniques to Secure HW/SW-Programmable SoC Architectures for Edge Computing	Franz-Josef Streit, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
21.09.	Public: 1. Timing Camouflage Enabled State Machine Obfuscation 2. Analysis of Graph-based Partitioning Algorithms and Partitioning Metrics for Hardware Reverse Engineering	1. Michaela Brunner, TUM 2. Johanna Baehr, TUM
07.09.	Public: 1. The Wiretap Channel for Capacitive PUF-Based Security Enclosures 2. A Pragmatic Methodology for Blind Hardware Trojan Insertion in Finalized Layouts 3. When the Decoder Has to Look Twice: Glitching a PUF Error Correction	1. Kathrin Garb, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Alexander Hepp, TUM 3. Jonas Ruchti, TUM
17.08.	Public: Open Source Hardware Design and Hardware Reverse Engineering: A Security Analysis	Johanna Baehr, TUM
01.06.	Public: Leaking AI: A Look into Physical Attacks on EdgeML Devices	Shivam Bhasin, NTU Singapur
25.05.	Public: A Power Side-Channel Attack on the Reed-Muller Reed-Solomon Version of the HQC Cryptosystem	Thomas Schamberger, TUM
11.05.	Intern: Paper Review	TUM und AISEC-Mitarbeiter
27.04.	Public: Framework for Integrated Circuit Layout Verification via Hardware Reverse Engineering	Matthias Ludwig, Infineon
06.04.	Intern: A Second Look at the ASCAD Databases	Thomas Schamberger, TUM
30.03.	Public: Hardware Obfuscation of Digital FIR Filters	Levent Aksoy, TalTech Tallinn
16.02.	Public: A TOCTOU Attack on DICE Attestation	Stefan Hristozov, Fraunhofer AISEC
19.01.	Public: 1 Golden Model-Free Hardware Trojan Detection by Classification of Netlist Module Graphs 2. Physical and Functional Reverse Engineering Challenges for Advanced Semiconductor Solutions	1. Alexander Hepp, TUM 2. Bernhard Lippmann, Infineon
12.01.	Public: 1. Counteract Side-Channel Analysis of Neural Networks by Shuffling 2. Beware of the Bias -- Statistical Performance Evaluation of Higher-Order Alphabet PUFs	1. Manuel Brosch, TUM 2. Christoph Frisch, TUM

PhD Seminar 2021

15.12.	Public: An Overview about Hardware/Software Codesign Strategies and Instruction Set Extensions for Post-Quantum Cryptography	Tim Fritzmann, TUM
24.11.	Public: 1. Analysis and Protection of the Two-Metric Helper Data Scheme 2. Towards a Human-readable State Machine Extraction 3. Lightning Talk: RISCV-HT	1. Lars Tebelmann,TUM 2. Michaela Brunner, TUM 3. Alexander Hepp, TUM
03.11.	Public: 1. Attacks and Countermeasures for Capacitive PUF-Based Enclosures 2. CRESS: Framework for Vulnerability Assessment of Attack Scenarios in Hardware Reverse Engineering	1.Kathrin Garb, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Matthias Ludwig, Infineon + Alexander Hepp, TUM
29.09.	Intern: Gastvortrag der Universität Tallin	Tara Ghasempouri, Tallinna Tehnikaülikool (TalTech)
15.09.	Public: 1. ARCHIE: A QEMU-Based Framework for Architecture-Independent Evaluation of Faults 2. Algebraic Fault Analysis of Subterranean 2.0	1. Kathrin Garb, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Michael Gruber, TUM
	Sommerpause bis Mitte September
04.08.	Public: Security and Trust in Open Source Security Tokens	Marc Schink, Fraunhofer AISEC
14.07.	Public: CardioTEXTIL: Wearable for Monitoring and End-to-End Secure Distribution of ECGs	Martin Striegel, Fraunhofer AISEC
23.06.	Intern: DOMREP - An Orthogonal Countermeasure for Arbitrary Order Side-Channel and Fault Attack Protection	Michael Gruber, TUM
09.06.	Public Machine Learning of Physical Unclonable Functions using Helper Data	Emanuele Strieder, Fraunhofer AISEC
05.05.	Public: Tapeout of a RISC-V Crypto Chip with Hardware Trojans	Alexander Hepp, TUM
24.03.	Intern: Enhancing the security of FPGA-SoCs via the usage of ARM TrustZone and a Hybrid-TPM	Mathieu Gross, TUM
03.03.	Public: The Cost of OSCORE and EDHOC for Constrained Devices	Stefan Hristozov, Fraunhofer AISEC
10.02.	Intern: High-level Intellectual Property Obfuscation via Decoy Constants	Levent Aksoy, TalTech University
13.01.	Public:Open Source IC Design and Hardware Reverse Engineering or: How I learned to stop worrying and love reverse engineering RISC-V designs.	Johanna Baehr, TUM
05.01.	Intern: Introduction to the Security of Neural Networks against Hardware Attacks	Manuel Brosch + Matthias Probst, TUM

PhD Seminar 2020

18.11.	Inter: Hardening Digital Circuits against Invasive Attacks with On-Chip Delay Measurements	Michael Weiner
04.11.	Public: A Power Side-Channel Attack on the CCA2-Secure HQC KEM	Thomas Schamberger, TUM
28.10.	Public: 1. Statistical Ineffective Fault Analysis of GIMLI 2. Protecting RESTful IoT Devices from Battery Exhaustion DoS Attacks	1. Michael Gruber, TUM 2. Stefan Hristozov, AISEC
30.09.	Public: 1. Self-Secured PUF: Protecting the Loop PUF by Masking 2. Efficient Hardware/Software Co-Design for Post-Quantum Crypto Algorithm SIKE on ARM and RISC-V based Microcontrollers	1. Lars Tebelmann, TUM 2. Debapriya Basu Roy, TUM
23.09.	Public: 1. MP3 Compression To Diminish Adversarial Noise in End-to-End Speech Recognition Iustina Andronic 2. Audio Adversarial Examples for Robust Hybrid CTC/Attention Speech Recognition	Ludwig Kürzinger, TUM
19.08.	Intern: The Lazarus Effect: Healing Compromised Devices in the Internet of Small Things	Stefan Hristozov, Fraunhofer AISEC
12.08.	Intern: 1. RISQ-V: Tightly Coupled RISC-V Accelerators for Post-Quantum Cryptography 2. Strengthening Post-Quantum Security for Automotive Systems 3. The Influence of LWE/RLWE Parameters on theStochastic Dependence of Decryption Failures	1. + 2. Tim Fritzmann, TUM 3. Georg Maringer, TUM
05.08.	Intern: A benchmarking framework for evaluating the SW performance of NIST Lightweight Cryptography (LWC) candidates	Sebastian Renner, OTH Regensburg
22.07.	Intern: Temporary Laser Fault Injection into Flash Memory: Calibration, Enhanced Attacks, and Countermeasures	Kathrin Garb, Fraunhofer AISEC
01.07.	Intern: Secure and User-Friendly Over-the-Air Firmware Distribution in a Portable Faraday Cage	Martin Striegel, Fraunhofer AISEC
17.06.	Intern: ROPAD: A Fully Digital Highly Predictive Ring Oscillator Probing Attempt Detector	Hamidreza Moghadas, Infineon
19.02.	Public:Extending the RISC-V Instruction Set for Hardware Acceleration of the Post-Quantum Scheme LAC	Tim Fritzmann, TUM
22.01.	kein PhD Seminar
15.01.	TUM intern: Efficient Signature Verification and Key Revocation using Identity Based Cryptography	Tobias Guggemos, LMU

PhD Seminar 2019

04.12.	Public: 1. Efficient Bound for Conditional Min-Entropy of Physical Unclonable Functions Beyond IID 2. Understanding millions of gates: Introduction to IC reverse engineering for non-chip-reverse-engineers	1. Florian Wilde, TUM 2. Johanna Baehr, TUM
27.11.	TUM intern: Higher-Order Alphabet Physical Unclonable Functions	Vincent Immler, Fraunhofer AISEC
13.11.	TUM intern: Breaking and Restoring Embedded System Security	Johannes Obermaier, Fraunhofer AISEC
06.11.	Public: 1. Post-Quantum Key Exchange for Safety Critical Systems 2. SCA Secure and Updatable Crypto Engines for FPGA SoC Bitstream Decryption	1. Tim Fritzmann, TUM 2. Nisha Jacob, Fraunhofer AISEC
23.10.	Public: 1.Breaking TrustZone Memory Isolation through Malicious Hardware on a Modern FPGA-SoC 2. Peak Clock: Fault Injection into PLL-Based Systems via Clock Manipulation	1. Mathieu Gross, TUM 2. Bodo Selmke, Fraunhofer AISEC
25.09.	Public: System Architectures for Data Confidentiality and Frameworks for Main Memory Extraction	Manuel Huber, Fraunhofer AISEC
17.07.	Public: Taking a Look into Execute-Only Memory	Marc Schink + Johannes Obermaier, Fraunhofer AISEC
03.07.18:00	Public: Undermining User Privacy on Mobile Devices Using AI	Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
03.07.15:30 neue Uhrzeit	TUM Intern: Channel Coding for Hardware Intrinsic Security	Sven Müelich, Uni Ulm
26.06.	TUM Intern: PhD-Seminar zum Thema NIST LWC	Michael Tempelmeier, TUM und Sebastian Renner, OTH Regensburg
12.06. 13:00	TUM Intern: On the Confidence in Bit-Alias Measurement of Physical Unclonable Functions	Florian Wilde, TUM
29.05.	Public: Curve Based Cryptography: High-Performance Implementations and Speed Enhancing Methods	Philipp Koppermann
15.05.	Public: High Resolution EM Side Channel Attacks with Multiple Measurement Probes	Robert Specht
10.04.	Public: 1. Improving on State Register Identification in Sequential Hardware Reverse Engineering 2. Using Hardware Software Codesign for Optimised Implementations of High-Speed and Defence in Depth CAESAR Finalists	1. Michaela Brunner, TUM 2. Michael Tempelmeier, TUM
02.04.	TUM intern: Secure and Efficient Lightweight Authenticated Encryption for the Internet of Things	Dr. William Diehl, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech)
20.03.	Public:1. Practical Evaluation of Masking for NTRUEncrypt on ARM Cortex-M4 2. Differential Fault Attacks on KLEIN	1. Thomas Schamberger, TUM 2. Michael Gruber, TUM
06.03.	Public:1. Efficient and Flexible Low-Power NTT for Lattice-Based Cryptography 2. Side-Channel Analysis of the TERO PUF	1. Tim Fritzmann, TUM 2. Lars Tebelmann
13.02.	Public: A Calibratable Detector for Invasive Attacks	Michael Weiner, BMW
30.01.	Public: EyeSec: A Retrofittable Augmented Reality Tool for Troubleshooting Wireless Sensor Networks in the Field	Martin Striegel, Fraunhofer AISEC
16.01.	Public: 1.Machine Learning and Structural Characteristics for Reverse Engineering 2. Integrated Flow for Reverse Engineering of Nanoscale Technologies	1. Johanna Baehr, TUM 2. Bernhard Lippmann, Infineon

PhD Seminar 2018

19.12.	TUM Intern: Vorstellung Reviews Host Paper	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
12.12.	TUM Intern: Software-induced Hardware Attacks - Research Directions and Discussion	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
14.11.	Public: Experimental Power and Performance Evaluation of CAESAR Hardware Finalists	Michael Tempelmeier, TUM
31.10.	TUM Intern: Software-induced Hardware Attacks - Research Directions and Discussion	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
04.10. 13:00	Public: Secure and Compact Full NTRU Hardware Implementation	Tim Fritzmann, TUM
19.09.	Public: 1. CoRT: A Communication Robustness Testbed for Industrial Control System Components 2. You Snooze, You Lose: Measuring PLC Cycle Times under Attacks 3. Efficient Passive ICS Device Discovery and Identification by MAC Address Correlation	Matthias Niedermaier, Hochschule Augsburg
22.08.	Public: Fast FPGA Implementations of Diffie-Hellman on the Kummer Surface of a Genus-2 Curve	Philipp Koppermann, Fraunhofer AISEC
25.07.	Public: 1. Analysis of Error-Correcting Codes for Lattice-Based Key Exchange 2. DATA – Differential Address Trace Analysis: Finding Address-based Side-Channels in Binaries	1. Tim Fritzmann, TUM + 2. Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
01.08.-31.08.	no seminar scheduled
10.07.	TUM Intern: Evaluation of DPA Protected Implementations of CAESAR Finalists ACORN and Ascon and other Candidates	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
04.07.	TUM Intern: Side-Channel Analysis	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
20.06.	TUM Intern:	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
13.06.	TUM Intern: An overview of RISC-V	Mathieu Gross, TUM + Lucas Auer, Fraunhofer AISEC: PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
09.05. 18:00	Public: 1. A Measurement System for Capacitive PUF-Based Security Enclosures 2. An Embedded Key Management System for PUF-based Security Enclosures	Johannes Obermaier, Fraunhofer AISEC
25.04. 18:00	TUM Intern: Multiple instruction-skips leveraging electromagnetic fault injection	Alexandre Menu, École nationale supérieure des mines de Saint-Étienne (EMSE)
18.04.	Public: 1. Dividing the Threshold: Multi-Probe Localized EM Analysis on Threshold Implementations 2. Large Scale RO PUF Analysis over Slice Type, Evaluation Time and Temperature on 28nm Xilinx FPGAs	1. Robert Specht + 2. Robert Hesselbarth, Fraunhofer AISEC
11.04.	TUM Intern: High-Level Side-Channel Leakage Models with Application to Compilers	Hermann Seuschek, Siemens
28.03.	Public: High-Resolution EM Attacks Against Leakage-Resilient PRFs Explained	Florian Unterstein, Fraunhofer AISEC
21.03.	TUM Intern: 1. B-TREPID: Batteryless Tamper-Resistant Envelope with a PUF and Integrity Detection 2. The CAESAR-API in the Real World - Towards a Fair Evaluation of Hardware CAESAR Candidates	1. Vincent Immler, Fraunhofer AISEC + 2. Michael Tempelmeier, TUM
14.03.	Public: Earthquake - A NoC-based optimized differential collision cache attack for MPSoCs	Cezar Reinbrecht, Federal University Rio Grande do Sul
07.03.	TUM Intern:	Michael Tempelmeier, TUM
14.02.	Public: Practical Runtime Attestation for Tiny IoT Devices	Stefan Hristozov, Fraunhofer AISEC
31.01.	TUM Intern: Algorithmic and Protocol Level Countermeasures to Protect Cryptographic Devices	Fabrizio De Santis, Siemens
17.01.	TUM Intern:	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC

PhD Seminar 2017

06.12.	TUM Intern:	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
29.11.	CANCELLED Public: Variable-Length Bit Mapping and Error-Correcting Codes for Higher-Order Alphabet PUFs	Vincent Immler/Matthias Hiller, Fraunhofer AISEC
15.11.	17:30 TUM Intern	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
25.10.	Public: EM-Side-Channel Attack on BCH-based Error Correction for PUF-based Key Generation	Lars Tebelmann, TUM
13.09.	Public: Your Rails Cannot Hide From Localized EM: How Dual-Rail Logic Fails on FPGAs	Robert Specht, Fraunhofer AISEC
06.09.	Public: 1. How to Break Secure Boot on FPGA SoCs through Malicious Hardware 2. Hiding Secrecy Leakage in Leaky Helper Data	1. Nisha Jacob, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Matthias Hiller, Fraunhofer AISEC
30.08.	Public: Towards a Unified Security Model for Physically Unclonable Functions	Prof. Frederik Armknecht
10.08.-29.08.	no seminar scheduled
09.08.	Public: AutoLock: Why Cache Attacks on ARM Are Harder Than You Think	Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
26.07.	Public: 1. Fuzzy-Glitch: A Practical Ring Oscillator Based Clock Glitch Attack 2. PropFuzz - An IT-Security Fuzzing Framework for Proprietary ICS Protocols	1. Johannes Obermaier, AISEC 2. Matthias Niedermaier, Hochschule Augsburg
19.07.	Public: 1. The Low Area Probing Detector as a Countermeasure against Invasive Attacks 2. Generation of unpredictable bits based on the combination of RRAMs devices for hardware security applications	1. Michael Weiner, Simons Voss, 2. Prof. Salvador Manich, UPC Barcelona
12.07.	Public: Shedding too much Light on a Microcontroller's Firmware Protection	Johannes Obermaier, AISEC
28.06.	Public: Highly Ecient Implementation of Physical Unclonable Functions on FPGAs	Stefan Gehrer, Bosch
21.06.	Public: Exploiting Bus Communication to Improve Cache Attacks on Systems-on-Chips	Mathieu Gross, TUM
31.05.	Public: 1. ChaCha20-Poly1305 Authenticated Encryption for High-Speed Embedded IoT Applications 2. EM Attack on BCH-based Error Correction for PUFs	1. Fabrizio De Santis,TUM 2. Lars Tebelmann, TUM
17.05.	CANCELED Public: EM Attack on BCH-based Error Correction for PUFs	Lars Tebelmann, TUM
19.04.	Public:1. Automatic Generation of High-Performance Modular Multipliers for Arbitrary Mersenne Primes on FPGAs 2. Take a Moment and have some t: Hypothesis Testing on Raw PUF Data	1. Philipp Koppermann, Fraunhofer AISEC 2. Vincent Immler, Fraunhofer AISEC
05.04.	Public: 1. Title: Low-cost Setup for Localized Semi-invasive Optical Fault Injection Attacks 2. Dissecting Leakage Resilient PRFs	1. Oscar Guillen, G&D 2. Florian Unterstein, Fraunhofer AISEC
22.03.	Public: 1. Towards Post-quantum Security for IoT Endpoints with NTRU 2. ChaCha20-Poly1305 Authenticated Encryption for High-Speed Embedded IoT Applications	1. Johanna Sepulveda, TUM 2. Fabrizio De Santis, TUM
08.03.	Public: Compromising FPGA SoCs using Malicious Hardware Blocks	Nisha Jacobs, Fraunhofer AISEC
22.02.	Public: Automated Detection of Instruction Cache Leaks in RSA Software Implementations	Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
01.02.	Intern: Bericht Forschungsaufenthalt USA	Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
11.01.	Intern:	1.+2. Philipp Koppermann 3. Ludwig Kürzinger 4. Florian Wilde 5. Matthias Hiller 6. Andreas Zankl 7. Johanna Sepulveda 8. Vincent Immler

PhD Seminar 2016

07.12.	Intern: Automated Synthesis of Efficient Circuits for Secure Computation	Ghada Dessouky
09.11.	Public: 1. Non-minimal Security-aware Routing for Zone-based data Protection in Multi-Processor System-on-Chips 2. Circuit Clustering Methods for Netlist Reverse Engineering 3. Spatial Correlationsin Physical Unclonable Functions	1. Johanna Sepulveda, TUM 2. Johanna Baehr, TUM 3. Florian Wilde, TUM
26.10.	Public: 1. Squeezing Polynomial Masking in Tower Fields 2. Side-Channel Leakage Models for IoT Processors	1. Fabrizio De Santis, TUM 2. Hermann Seuschek, TUM
12.10.	Intern: 1. Towards Side-Channel Secure Firmware Updates - A Minimalist Anomaly Detection Approach 2. Online Reliability Testing for PUF Key Derivation	1. Oscar Guillen, TUM 2. Aysun Önalan
21.09.	Public: Towards Efficient Evaluation of a Time-Driven Cache Attack on Modern Processors	Andreas Zankl, Fraunhofer AISEC
August	no seminar scheduled
27.07.	Public: 1. X25519 Hardware Implementation for Low-Latency Applications + 2. Attack on a DFA protected AES by simultaneous laser fault injections	1. Philipp Koppermann, Fraunhofer AISEC + 2. Bodo Selmke, Fraunhofer AISEC
21.07.(neuer Termin)	Public: 1. Fast and Reliable PUF Response Evaluation from Unsettled Bistable Rings + 2. Defending Cache Memory against Cold-Boot Attacks Boosted by Power or EM Radiation Analysis	1. Robert Hesselbarth, Fraunhofer AISEC + 2. Salvador Manich, Universitat Politecnica de Barcelona (UPC)
29.06.	TUM intern: 1. MaskVer: A Tool Helping Designers Detect Flawed Masking Implementations 2. Bericht zum CryptArchi Workshop	1. Michael Tempel-meier, TUM + 2. Prof. Jens-Peter Kaps, GMU Washington
15.06.	Public: Towards Risk Aware NoCs for Data Protection in MPSoCs	Johanna Sepulveda, TUM
23.05.	Public: Analyzing the Security and Privacy of Cloud-based Video Surveillance Systems	Johannes Obermaier + Martin Hutle, Fraunhofer AISEC
04.05.	Public: Enhancing Fault Emulation of Transient Faults by Separating Combinational and Sequential Fault Propagation	Ralph Nyberg, Fraunhofer AISEC
20.04.	Public: An Area-Optimized Serial Implementation of ICEPOLE Authenticated Encryption Schemes	Michael Tempelmeier, TUM
06.04.	no Seminar scheduled
16.03.	no Seminar scheduled
02.03.	Public: Notifying Memories: a case-study on Data-Flow Applications with NoC Interfaces Implementation	Johanna Sepulveda, TUM
17.02.	TUM intern: Practical Evaluation of Code Injection in Encrypted Firmware Updates	Oscar Guillen, TUM
03.02.	Public: Exploring RRAMs for ICs Security Applications	Daniel Arumí, Universitat Politecnica de Barcelona (UPC)
20.01.	17:30 TUM intern: HOST Review	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC

PhD Seminar 2015

16.12.	Public: Safe and Secure I/O Sharing for Mixed-Criticality Embedded Real-Time Systems for Avionics	Daniel Münch, Airbus
02.12.	Public: Efficient and Flexible NoC-Based Group Communication for Secure MPSoCs	Martha Johanna Sepulveda Florez, TUM
18.11.	Public: Using the reconfigurability of modern FPGAs for highly efficient PUF-based key generation	Stefan Gehrer, Bosch
04.11.	Public: Privacy-preserving Data Analytics on Social Networks: Limits of De-anonymizablity	Prof. Negar Kiyavash
28.10.	Public: 1. A Static DLM Analyzer to Assure Correct Information Flow in C, 2. seTPM: Towards Flexible Trusted Computing on Mobile Devices based on GlobalPlatform Secure Elements	1. Kevin Müller, Airbus + 2. Sergej Proskurin
21.10.	Public: Precise Laser Fault Injections into 90nm and 45nm SRAM-cells	Bodo Selmke, Fraunhofer AISEC
30.09.	Public: A Lightweight Framework for Cold Boot Based Forensics on Mobile Devices	Manuel Huber, Fraunhofer AISEC
29.07.	Public: 1. A petite and power saving design for the AES S-Box 2. Side-Channel Leakage Models for RISC Instruction Set Architectures from Empirial Date	1. Markus Wamser, TUM + 2. Hermann Seuschek, TUM
01.07.	ABGESAGT Public: Attack Surface and Vulnerability Assessment of Automotive Electronic Control Units	Martin Salfer, BMW
22.06.	17:30 Public: Computational Fuzzy Commitment with a Noise-Avoiding Trapdoor	Mandel Yu, Firma Verayo, USA
11.06.	Public: 65nm ASIC Design of a Probe Attempt Detector Prototype	Prof. Salvador Manich Bou, UPC Barcelona
27.05.	Public: Detecting Fingerprinted Data in TLS Traffic	Konstantin Böttinger, Fraunhofer AISEC
06.05.	TUM intern: HiPeC - High Performance Cryptograhic Service for Heterogeneous Network-on-Chip Systems	Hermann Seuschek, TUM
15.04.	es findet kein PhD Seminar statt
01.04.	TUM intern: Improving Non-Profiled Attacks on Exponentiations based on Clustering and Extracting Leakage from Multi-Channel High-Resolution EM Measurements	Robert Specht, Fraunhofer AISEC
18.03.	TUM intern: Über eine Schieberegister- basierte Variante von Canrighs S-Box für den AES	Markus Wamser, TUM
11.03.	Public: Low Leakage Coding for Physical Unclonable Functions	Matthias Hiller, TUM
18.02.	Kein PhD Seminar
04.02.	Public: On Cache Timing Attacks Considering Multi-Core Aspects in Virtualized Embedded Systems	Benjamin Weggenmann, Fraunhofer AISEC
21.01.	TUM-intern: A Systematic Study of Lightweight Hash Functions on FPGAs	Matthias Hiller, TUM
07.01.	17:30: TUM-intern: Diskussion Paper	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC

PhD Seminar 2014

03.12.	TUM-intern: Investigating Measurement Methods for High-Resolution Electromagnetic Field Side-Channel Analysis	Robert Specht, Fraunhofer AISEC
19.11.	Public: 1. Reconfigurable PUFs for FPGA-based SoCs 2. Statistic-Based Security Analysis of Ring Oscillator PUFs	1. Stefan Gehrer, Bosch 2. Florian Wilde, TUM
05.11.	Public: Evaluation of Bistable Ring PUFs Using Single Layer Neural Networks	Dieter Schuster, Fraunhofer AISEC
22.10.	TUM-intern: Bericht zur CHES Konferenz	Johann Heyszl Fraunhofer AISEC
08.10.	TUM intern: On Efficient Leakage-Resilient Pseudorandom Functions with Hard-to-Invert Leakages	Fabrizio De Santis, TUM
17.09.	TUM intern: Risk Management in Embedded Devices using Metering Applications as Example	Oscar Guillen TUM
23.07.	Öffentlich: 1. Ultra-small designs for inversion-based S-Boxes + 2. Closing the Gap Between Speed and Configurability of Multi-Bit Fault Emulation Environments for Security and Safety-Critical Designs	1. Markus Wamser TUM, 2. Ralph Nyberg, Fraunhofer AISEC
09.07.	Öffentlich: 1. Seesaw: An Area-Optimized FPGA Viberti Decoder for PUFs 2. Design of an Interleaved Oscillation Canceller Filter (IOCF) for a Bistable Ring PUF	1. Matthias Hiller, TUM 2. Salvador Manich, UPC Barcelona
25.06.	Öffentlich:Security Evaluation Supported by Information Security Mechanisms	Jakub Breier, Nanyang Technological University, Singapur
11.06.	Öffentlich: Discussion remaining topics on the past PhD Seminar (28.05.2014 DATE Conference)	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
28.05.	Öffentlich: Discussion on the past DATE Conference	PhD Candidates TUM + Fraunhofer AISEC
07.05.	Öffentlich: A Low Area Probing Detector for Security ICs	Michael Weiner, TUM
23.04.	Öffentlich:On MILS I/O Sharing Targeting Avionic Systems	Kevin Müller, EADS Innovation Works
19.03.	TUM intern: On Bistable Ring Response Evaluation	Robert Hesselbarth, Fraunhofer AISEC
05.03	Öffentlich:1. Increasing the Efficiency of Syndrome Coding for PUFs with Helper Data Compression 2. Discussion of Programmable Lines on FPGAs	Matthias Hiller, TUM Michael Weiner, TUM

PhD Seminar 2013

11.12.	TUM intern: Balanced Routing of Dual-Rail Signals for DPA-Resistant Logic Styles in Xilinx FPGAs	Vincent Immler, Fraunhofer AISEC
30.10.	TUM intern: Crypto-Prozessor with Secure Key Management	Lubos Gaspar, UCL, Belgium
20.11.	TUM-intern: On the Relationship Between Correlation Power Analysis and the Stochatic Approach: an ASIC Designer Perspective	Fabrizio De Santis TUM,
06.11.	öffentlich: Hardware Trojans: Just the Tip of the Iceberg	Nisha Jacob, Fraunhofer AISEC
23.10.	öffentlich: Breaking through Fixed PUF Block Limitations with Differential Sequence Coding and Convolutional Codes	Matthias Hiller, TUM
09.10.	TUM-intern: CHES and PROOFS 2013 - Summary and Hot Topics	Fabrizio De Santis TUM, Johann Heyszl Fraunhofer AISEC
10.09.	öffentlich: Manipulationssensible Kopierschutzfolie	Maxim Henning, Fraunhofer AISEC
07.08.	öffentlich: Pre-Selection of PUF Cells + PUF Cell Simulation / Microcontroller PUF	Maximilian Hofer + Christoph Böhm, Infineon Graz
17.07.	TUM-intern: Security Analysis of a widely developed Locking System	Michael Weiner, TUM
10.07.	öffentlich: 1.Security based on Decision - Theroy - How to find a Worst-Case-Optimal Protection? 2. Differential Scan-Path. A Novel Solution for Secure Design-for- Testability	1.Stefan Rass, Universität Klagenfurt 2. Salvador Manich, UPC Barcelona
03.07.	öffentlich: A new Model of Estimating Bit Error Probabilities of Ring-Oscillator PUFs	Matthias Hiller, TUM
19.06.	TUM-intern: A Cycle-Accurate Coprocessor Prototyping Platform for System-on-Chip	Silvio Dragone, IBM Research GmbH
05.06.	TUM-intern: Highlights of the Workshop on Applied Cryptography at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in March 2013	Marc Stöttinger, NTU und Matthias Hiller, TUM
22.05.	TUM-intern: On Implementing Trusted Boot for Embedded Systems	Carsten Rolfes, Fraunhofer AISEC
08.05.	öffentlich: Mutating Runtime Architectures as a Countermeasure Against Power Analysis Attacks	Marc Stöttinger, Nanyang Technological University, Singapur
17.04.	öffentlich: Decreasing System Availability on a Avionic Multicore Proseccor Using Directly Assigned PCI Express Devices	Kevin Müller, EADS Innovation Works
20.02.	TUM-intern: Die FPGA-basierte Fehleremulation, eine Entwicklung des HaVerl Projekts	Ralph Nyberg, Fraunhofer AISEC
06.02.	Modeling of Bistable Inverter Rings to Improve the Design of Bistable Ring PUFs	Robert Hesselbarth, Fraunhofer AISEC
23.01.	Obfuscation Survey	Philipp Zieris, Fraunhofer AISEC
09.01.	Security Considerations of Information Flows in Avionic with focus on Modern Embedded COTS Hardware Computer Architectures and Operating Systems using MILS Approaches	Kevin Müller, EADS Innovation Works

PhD Seminar 2012

12.12.	Konstruktion spezieller linearer Blockcodes aus 2-Bit-korrigierenden BCH-Codes	Christian Badack, Universität Potsdam
14.11.	CARDIS Vortrag	Johann Heyszl, Fraunhofer AISEC
24.10.	CHES 2012 Summary and Discussion of Hot Topics	Fabrizio De Santis TUM, Johann Heyszl Fraunhofer AISEC
10.10.	CHES 2012 Summary and Discussion of Hot Topics	Fabrizio De Santis TUM, Johann Heyszl Fraunhofer AISEC
26.09.	Evaluation of a Multi-Purpose Galois Field Accelerator	Hermann Seuschek, TUM, Michael Weiner, TUM
05.09.	Attestation of Mobile Baseband Stacks	Steffen Wagner, Fraunhofer AISEC
18.07.	Emerging trends to counteract physical attacks to cryptographic devices	Fabrizio De Santis, TUM
04.07.	Security and CE Device Integration in an Automotive IP-based Communication Middleware	Alexandre Bouard, BMW Forschung und Technik
20.06.	Reliability Bound and Channel Capacity of IBS-based Fuzzy Embedders	Matthias Hiller, TUM
23.05.	Automated Web Emulation for Secure Operation of a Malware-Analysis Environment	Martin Brunner, Fraunhofer AISEC
09.05.	Complementary IBS: Application Specific Error Correction for PUFs	Matthias Hiller, TUM
25.04.	Detection of Probing Attempts in Secure IC's	Salvador Manich Bou, Universitat Politecnica de Barcelona (UPC)
04.04.	Stuxnet und gezielte Angriffe gegen industrielle Kontrollsysteme	Heiko Patzlaff, Siemens AG Corporate Technology
15.02.	A Cache Timing Attack on AES in Virtualization Environments	Michael Weiß, Fraunhofer AISEC
01.02.	Localized Electromagnetic Analysis of Cryptographic Implementations	Johann Heyszl, Fraunhofer AISEC
18.01.	Linear regression models for side-channel analysis	Fabrizio De Santis, TUM

PhD Seminar 2011

14.12.	Evolution of Lightweight Cryptography	Axel Poschmann, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore
23.11.	Identitätsmanagement in kontextsensitiven Umgebungen – entitätszentriert und mehrseitig sicher	Mario Hoffmann, Fraunhofer AISEC
19.10.	Secure storage of cryptographic keys on vehicular networks	Alexander Kiening, Fraunhofer AISEC
05.10.	Semi-invasive EM Attack on FPGA RO PUFs and Countermeasures	Dominik Merli, Fraunhofer AISEC
21.09.	A Cost-Effective FPGA-based Fault Simulation Environment	Johann Heyszl, Fraunhofer AISEC
20.07.	An Attack on PUF-based Session Key Exchange and a Hardware-based Countermeasure: Erasable PUFs	Ulrich Rührmair
06.07.	Page-based Runtime Integrity Protection of User and Kernel Code	Sascha Wessel, Fraunhofer AISEC
01.06.	Side-Channel Analysis of PUFs and Fuzzy Extractors	Dominik Merli, Fraunhofer AISEC
18.05.	Ubiquitous Personal Information Management	Jens Heider, Fraunhofer AISEC