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Public-Key Cryptography

When:

07 August - 12 August 2016

School:

Public-Key Cryptography

Institution:

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

City:

Bad Herrenalb

Country:

Germany

Language:

English

Credits:

0.0 EC

Fee:

100 EUR

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Please note: this course has already ended
Public-Key Cryptography

About

The summer school gives an overview of two algorithmically difficult problem classes that are used in public-key cryptography (PKC): computing discrete logarithms and problems in (integer) lattices. Participants will thus learn new developments in an established problem in PKC (dLog-based systems) and in one of the most promising new areas (lattice-based cryptography).
For IT security the real implementation with all its side effects is one of the biggest problems. Almost all successful attacks on security systems exploit vulnerabilities in the implementation (software or hardware). An approach that uses coding theory for countermeasures to side-channel attacks covers this topic.

Course leader

Antoine Joux, Vadim Lyubashevsky, Sylvain Guilley

Target group

Bachelor students (close to finishing their studies), master students, PhD students and interested researchers.

Fee info

Fee

100 EUR, for Bachelor/Master students (fees include: lectures, meals and lodging)

Fee

250 EUR, PhD students (fees include: lectures, meals and lodging)

Interested?

When:

07 August - 12 August 2016

School:

Public-Key Cryptography

Institution:

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Language:

English

Credits:

0.0 EC

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