L’objectif général de cette thèse est de fournir des méthodes et outils pour la recherche et l’évaluation de vulnérabilités dans les protocoles cryptographiques, en prenant en compte les capacités de l’attaquant.
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Récentes
- Marius Bozga, Radu Iosif, Joseph Sifakis: Verification of component-based systems with recursive architectures
- Iulia Dragomir, Carlos Redondo, Tiago Jorge, Laura Gouveia, Iulian Ober, Ivan Kolesnikov, Marius Bozga, Maxime Perrotin: Model-checking of space systems designed with TASTE/SDL
- Karine Altisen, Stéphane Devismes, Erwan Jahier: sasa: a SimulAtor of Self-stabilizing Algorithms
- Florence Maraninchi: Let Us Not Put All Our Eggs in One Basket
Offres d'emploi et stages
- Offres d'emploi et stages
- [Master] Implementation of critical applications on multi-core : execution mode analysis to reduce interferences
- Bourses PERSYVAL de M2
- Measures against speculative attacks in a certified optimizing compiler
- Security counter-measures in a certified optimizing compiler
- Verified hash tables and hash-consing
- [master/PhD] Formally verified optimizations for safety-critical embedded code
- [master/PhD] Static analysis of “pseudo-LRU” caches
- [Master] Certification of Distributed Self-Stabilizing Algorithms Using Coq
- [Master] Design and Evaluation of Strategies for Automated Proofs using Reasoning Modulo Equivalence
- [Master] Implementing the Silence to Reduce Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Networks
- [Master] Simulation of Distributed Algorithms
- [Master]Leakage in presence of an active and adaptive adversary
- [PhD] Logical Foundations of Self-Adapting Distributed Systems
- [PostDoc] Implementation of critical applications on multi-core : execution mode analysis to reduce interferences
