Computer Architecture and Security Lab
Improving computer security through design of new computer hardware features to meet today's emerging security threats, including design of secure hardware-software architectures for servers and mobile devices, virtualization and cloud security, as well as novel security attacks and defenses.
Security Applications of DRAMs
Developing physically unclonable functions (PUFs) and advanced cryptographic protocols based on the physical properties of DRAM hardware and circuits.
Hardware (FPGA) Prototyping of Cryptographic Algorithms
Implementing new types of cryptographic algorithms and optimizing their area, performance and energy needs, as well as integrating them as accelerators into real cloud servers.
Magnetic Side- and Covert-Channels
(Ab)using modern smartphones to create side- and covert-channels for communication and to gain understanding of the threats they pose.
