Workshop on Practical Hardware Innovations in Security Implementation and Characterization
In the field of hardware security, following the introduction of Meltdown and Spectre attacks, 2022 saw a further development of numerous micro-architectural attacks. Also new emerging side channels were reported and are making it possible to conduct physical attacks remotely (e.g. screaming channels, FPGA-hammer). Within the idea of making cryptography as light as possible (LWC) and as long-term as possible (post-quantum cryptography), the need to efficiently implement emerging cryptography on hardware in a secure way is more and more vivid. This is for example illustrated by two ongoing competitive standardisation processes (NIST post-quantum and lightweight-cryptography).
In this context, the PHISIC workshop aims at providing an environment for exchange among academic and industrial experts of the embedded security arena. More precisely, PHISIC’2022 expects to:
PHISIC’2022 is a workshop without proceeding. Presentations and posters will be publicly available after the workshop unless noted otherwise by the authors.
Talks will be 30 minutes long including 5-10 minutes for Q&A. Talks shall be in English. Observe that presenting does not prevent future or concurrent submission to any journal or conference with proceedings.
We invite you to submit abstract (10-20 lines) for the talk sessions or posters before Monday 15th March 2022 to the organization committee:
Please send mail to <[email protected]> or visit the contact page.
Note that the registration is free of charge but the number of attendees (by invitation) is limited.
See accommodations and location or contact the organization committee for further explanation.
Theory and practice of fault attacks (laser), Jean-Max Dutertre, May 19th and 20th 2022.
Full description available at formation laser.
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Sécurité matérielle: les attaques par canaux auxiliaires, Olivier Potin, May 19th and 20th 2022.
Full description available here.
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