- Post-Quantum Signatures on RISC-V with Hardware Acceleration. ACM Trans. Embed. Comput. Syst., 2023 more… BibTeX Full text ( DOI )
M.Sc. Jonas Schupp
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Lehrstuhl für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (Prof. Sigl)
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Research Interests
- Asic Design
- Post-Quantum Cryptography
Publications
Student Research Positions
The table below lists the public set of my currenly available research and working opportunities for you. Please do not hesitate to contact me for potential Bachelor or Masters Theses, as well as Research Internships, if you are interested to work in one of my research domains. Should your research interest not be listed right now, let us have a personal conversation in which we may identify and discuss suitable topics.
Open Positions for Students
Master's Theses
Post-Quantum Crypto on RISC-V
Description
As the ongoing development of quantum computers poses a significant threat to classic assymetric cryptography, new approaches for assymetric encryption and signatures need to be developed. These post-quantum secure cryptography can be grouped into different subsets, among them schemes based on lattices, error-correcting codes, isogenies or multivariate equations.
The NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) chose 3 lattice-based Post-Quantum secure algorithms for standardization in July 2022.
The goals of this work is to implement one these algorithms on a State-of-the-Art RISC-V platform and evaluate its potential for hardware acceleration as well as its side-channel resilience.
References:
Prerequisites
- Very good programming skills in C and RISC-V assembly
- Experience in hardware design with VHDL or SystemVerilog
Contact
Supervisor:
Jonas Schupp
Research Internships (Forschungspraxis)
Post-Quantum Crypto on RISC-V
Description
As the ongoing development of quantum computers poses a significant threat to classic assymetric cryptography, new approaches for assymetric encryption and signatures need to be developed. These post-quantum secure cryptography can be grouped into different subsets, among them schemes based on lattices, error-correcting codes, isogenies or multivariate equations.
The NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) chose 3 lattice-based Post-Quantum secure algorithms for standardization in July 2022.
The goals of this work is to implement one these algorithms on a State-of-the-Art RISC-V platform and evaluate its potential for hardware acceleration as well as its side-channel resilience.
References:
Prerequisites
- Very good programming skills in C and RISC-V assembly
- Experience in hardware design with VHDL or SystemVerilog
Contact
Supervisor:
Jonas Schupp
Internships
Logging of Lab Temperature
Description
Side-Channel measurements are prone to variations due to external factors that can serverly impact the performance of the measurement.
To determine potentially errornous measurements, the ambient temperature of the lab shall be logged on a regular basis. An automated solution that logs the temperature. represents it visually and allows for automated evaluation shall be implemented.
Prerequisites
- Basics of web development (e.g.: PHP, RubyOnRails, Javascript)
- Basics knowledge about relational databases (e.g.: PostgreSQL)
- Basic knowledge about programming on linux
- Basic knowledge about hardware development
Contact
Supervisor:
Jonas Schupp