CARDIS Conference

Smart Card Research and Advanced Application Conference

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Due to many requests, the chairs decided to extend the submission deadline for CARDIS2023. New deadline is July the 10th.

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@AnrPicture It looks like the deadline will be extended by a few days (still waiting official announce from the chairs). Could you please register at least the title and the abstract by the original deadline though ?

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#CARDIS2023 will be in Amsterdam 🤓😎🚲🍻🎉
Submission deadline (June, 30th) is approaching, get your papers ready!
All information at https://t.co/hzKUhSMwJw.

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Congratulations to Patrick Gersch, for winning the “Best Presentation” award, in the foto @sublevado is giving the award.

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It was my privilege to introduce @danpag3 as the keynote speaker today at @CardisConf where he talked about the role of ISA in designing secure crypto implementations. The slides will be online and I will for sure revisit them

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Last but least, Corentin Verhamme, presents an in-depth side-channel analysis of the NIST lightweight candidates, see Analyzing the Leakage Resistance of the NIST’s Lightweight Crypto Competition’s Finalists, co-authored with Gaëtan Cassiers, François-Xavier Standaert

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Luk Bettale, is talking about the challenges of using of post-quantum protocols for banking applications, work he co-authored with Marco De Oliveira, Emmanuelle Dottax

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In the tast talk before the lunch, Luk Bettale presents the Security Assessment of NTRU Against Non-Profiled SCA, work done with Julien Eynard, Simon Montoya, Guénaël Renault, Rémi Strullu, the dataset and code will be available soon

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Two new attacks on NTRU are presented by Zhuang Xu, Reveal the Invisible Secret: Chosen-Ciphertext Side-Channel Attacks on NTRU Owen Pemberton, @sublevado Zhiming Zheng

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Patrick Gersch talks about collecting accurate measurements Cycle-Accurate Power Side-Channel Analysis Using the ChipWhisperer: a Case Study on Gaussian Sampling
Nils Wisiol, Jean-Pierre Seifert

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Timo Kasper gives an original introduction to Arturo Mollinedo Garay and his paper An Evaluation Procedure for Comparing Clock Jitter Measurement Methods, co-authored with Florent Bernard, Viktor Fischer, Patrick Haddad, Ugo Mureddu

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Rebecca Young gives interesting insights when Comparing Key Rank Estimation Methods and dispels the myth of synthetic data, work with Luke Mather, Elisabeth Oswald @zwitschermitzi

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The final talk of the day, shows how to implement masked AES without using registers. The secret is in using Muller-C elements, work by Mateus Simões, Lilian Bossuet, Nicolas Bruneau, Vincent Grosso, Patrick Haddad, Thomas Sarno

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Getting rid of the zero-operands makes for an efficient implementation, Rivain-Prouff on Steroids: Faster and Stronger Masking of the AES in the presentation given by Johann Groszschaedl, co-authored with Luan Cardoso dos Santos, Francois Gerard, Lorenzo Spignoli

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The first talk this afternoon is Guarding the First Order: The Rise of AES Maskings, presented by Zhenda Zhang and co-authored by
Amund Askeland, Siemen Dhooghe, Svetla Nikova, Vincent Rijmen. The talk presents three interesting new designs for masked AES;

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Maria Eichlseder gives a tour de force today when explaining fault attacks on cryptographic implementations in her keynote at @CardisConf

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Final talk for this morning is Short-Iteration Constant-Time GCD and Modular Inversion by Yaoan Jin, Atsuko Miyaji, the code will be released on github.

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Discussing security bounds on masked implementation in the new work proposed A Nearly Tight Proof of Duc et al.s Conjectured Security Bound for Masked Implementations, in the work by Loïc Masure, Olivier Rioul, François-Xavier Standaert

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A new powerful covert-channel for the ARM Trustzone is being uncovered at #CARDIS22
Time's a Thief of Memory: Breaking Multi-tenant Isolation in TrustZones through Timing based Bidirectional Covert Channels presented by Nimish Mishra

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Learning #CARDIS22 how to extract high-fidelity NN models with the talk from Raphaël Joud titled “A Practical Introduction to Side-Channel Extraction of Deep Neural Network Parameters”