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prof. Bernstein, Daniel J.
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Etalle, Sandro
Scientific Director
(TU Eindhoven / Univ. Twente)
Security and trust management. Security of embedded systems, protocol
verification, intrusion detection and risk management.
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Lange, Tanja
Public key cryptography, in particular curve based cryptography and post-quantum
cryptography; efficient implementation; side-channel attacks and countermeasures;
computational number theory.
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PARTTIME PROFESSOR: |
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Petkovic, Milan
(TU Eindhoven / Philips)
Information security, secure data management, digital rights management,
privacy enhancing technology, database security, trust management.
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: |
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Schoenmakers, Berry
Cryptographic protocols and applications.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: |
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Hartog, Jerry den
Security, Smartcards, Formal methods.
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Pellikaan, Ruud
Applications of algebraic geometry.
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Škorić, Boris
Security with noisy data, collusion-resistant watermarking codes,
computations under the encryption.
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Weger, Benne de
Computational number theory, public key cryptography, hash functions.
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Zannone, Nicola
Security requirements engineering, access control,
data protection, risk analysis, formal methods.
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Ph.D. STUDENT: |
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Boesten, Dion
The CREST project (Collusion RESistant Tracing) investigates
the resilience of digital watermarks against coalition attacks. A watermark
is a sequence of hidden data embedded in audio/video or other data, and is
intended e.g. to trace the origin and distribution of files. A collusion
attack is an attempt by multiple people, who each possess a differently marked
version of the same file, to remove or distort the watermark.
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Bruso', Mayla
Verification of security protocols. Project:
PEARL - Privacy Enhanced security Architecture for RFID Labels.
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Costante, Elisa
I am working for the TASł Project. It aims to have a European- wide impact on
services based upon personal information¸ which is typically generated over a
human lifetime and therefore is collected & stored at distributed locations and
used in a multitude of business processes. My research is focused on trust
management, user’s perception of trust and measurement of factors influencing
trust such as security, privacy and risk.
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Hoogh, Sebastiaan de
It is a well known fact that collaboration and information sharing
in supply chains reduce costs and allow for enhanced optimization. Nevertheless
most companies are reluctant to share their data, since its revelation has a
negative impact on their bargaining power, and may even benefit the competition.
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Because of this, many supply chain projects premised on collaboration through
data sharing have failed. In secureSCM, we try to build secure protocols that
enables collaborative supply chain management without the risk of leaking relevant data.
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Jurrius, Relinde
My reseach is on coding theory. I study weight enumerators
of linear codes, and generalizations of this polynomial. Also, I link these
to polynomials associated with other mathematical structures, such as matroids,
arrangements of hyperplanes and algebraic curves.
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Laarhoven, Thijs
Project: SLABAC – Security of Lattice-Based Cryptosystems.
Lattice-based cryptosystems are cryptosystems based on hard problems in lattices,
such as finding the shortest vector in a lattice. Using lattice basis reduction, one can
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solve these hard problems and attack these cryptosystems. To estimate the security of these
cryptosystems, it is therefore essential we get a better understanding of lattice basis reduction
algorithms, such as LLL and BKZ.
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Oosterwijk, Jan-Jaap
The CREST project (Collusion RESistant Tracing, ) investigates the resilience of
digital watermarks against coalition attacks. The cat-and-mouse game of attack and defense gives
rise to nontrivial mathematics, involving combinatorics, coding theory, information theory
and broadcast encryption. The practical side is equally complex, with much work in progress
on attack strategies, signal processing attacks, optimal code constructions, efficient
decoding algorithms, and embedding methods.
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Pan, Jing
Side-channel attacks, Javacard application and security.
The project treats the enforcement of security policies running in mobile systems.
The goal is to create a framework of technological solutions for trusted
deployment and execution of mobile applications in heterogeneous environments.
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My focus is on modeling, verification and policy specification design.
The techniques developed within this project are aimed at every type of nomadic
devices, from smart phones to PDA, from RFID systems to cars, and are of
interest for several entities, including mobile platform manufacturers,
service and application providers.
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Simone, Antonino
Collusion-resistant watermarking codes.
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Vavilis, Sokratis
Project: THeCs
THeCS project aims to create measurable and enforceable trust. This notion is new for electronic healthcare services and it is fundamental for their success. This project creates new techniques to measure and control the reliability and use of (healthcare) information. These techniques allow users and service providers to trust each other and to benefit from these new services. In a healthcare setting, trust is of special relevance because of the sensitive and personal nature of health information and because of the possibly very adverse consequences of late or incorrect decisions related to one’s health.
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Veeningen, Meilof
Mobile identity management
Project: Mobiman
Investigating techniques in the area of identity management (privacy
policy matching, automated trust negotiation) while taking into account
specific demands to make the techniques implementable on mobile devices
(light-weightness, usability).
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Areas where the results can directly be applied include digital rights management,
biological authentication, threshold cryptography, profile matching, electronic
voting, secure data-mining among others.
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IT SPECIALIST: |
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Kortsmit, Wil
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SECRETARY: |
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Matthijsse-van Geenen, Jolande
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SECRETARY CRYPTOGRAPHY WORKING GROUP: |
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Klooster-Derks, Anita
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Guests
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Asim, Muhammad
(Ph.D. STUDENT)
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Founder
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Tilborg, Henk van
Mathematical aspects of coding theory and cryptology,
in particular, coding theory based cryptosystems, authentication codes,
broadcast schemes, key scheduling schemes, secret sharing schemes.
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Former Members
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Ben Othmane, Lotfi
(POSTDOC)
Security and privacy in vehicular network, self-protecting data, mobile agents security, web services security.
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Bisson, Gaetan
(Ph.D. STUDENT)
Computational theory and algorithms related to hyperelliptic
pairings with a view toward cryptography.
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Brouwer, Andries
(Professor)
Security aspects of Unix and Linux; ethical hacker.
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Chatzikokolakis, Kostas
(POSTDOC)
Verification of security protocols, mostly in the area of
anonymity and privacy. Also working on process algebras, mainly in a probabilistic
setting, and information theory.
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Krøigård, Mikkel
(POSTDOC)
Cryptophraphic protocols. In particular, theoretical and practical aspects of multiparty computation.
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Liesdonk, Peter van
My research topic is searchable data encryption. This means
finding ways to securely store information on an untrusted database server,
while still being able to efficiently retrieve specific data.
Further interests are pairing-based cryptography, identity-based encryption,
provable security and cryptographic protocols.
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Lu, Jiqiang
(POSTDOC)
Side-channel analysis, block cipher analysis and hash function analysis.
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Niederhagen, Ruben
Cryptography and cryptanalysis on massively parallel systems.
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Peters, Christiane
(Ph.D. STUDENT, graduated cum laude)
My research topic is coding-based cryptography. In particular, I am interested
in attacking the McEliece cryptosystem. Furthermore I want to focus
on algebraic geometry codes and find out whether they are suitable for
cryptographic applications.
I am also interested in elliptic curve cryptography; especially in elliptic
curves in Edwards form as well as point counting algorithms for elliptic
curves over finite fields.
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Pontes Soares Rocha, Bruno
(Ph.D. STUDENT)
Security of Services on Mobile Systems
Project: S-Mobile
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Schwabe, Peter
(Ph.D. STUDENT, graduated cum laude)
Efficient implementation of cryptographic algorithms,
elliptic and hyperelliptic curve cryptography and pairing based cryptography.
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Spiessens, Fred
(POSTDOC)
Distributed Trust Management in dynamic coalitions.
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Trivellato, Daniel
(Ph.D. STUDENT)
Distributed Trust Management in dynamic coalitions.
Project: POSEIDON
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