The Secure Systems and Architectures (SAS) department brings together researchers, faculty researchers, engineers, and PhD students specializing in the security of digital and embedded systems. It develops innovative solutions for cybersecurity, data protection, and the reliability of electronic architectures, in collaboration with academic and industrial partners.

Responsable du département SAS (CMP)
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Alumni

Permanent staff

Postdoctoral researchers

  • Yanis Linge (2014)
  • Amine Dehbaoui (2013)

Research engineers

Interns

PhD Students

  • Nicolas Moro
    Thesis subject: Securing assembly programmes against attacks targeting embedded processors “Security of assembly programs against fault attacks on embedded processors”
    Grant: CEA – EDITE 130 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Karine HEYDEMANN (LIP6)
    Advisors: Bruno Robisson, Emmanuelle ENCRENAZ (LIP6)
    Started in November 2011
    Ended in November 2014
  • Hélène Le Bouder
    Thesis subject: A formalism unifying physical attacks on cryptographic circuitsGrant: ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Yanis LINGE (STMicroelectronics)
    Advisor: Assia TRIA
    Started in November 2011
    Ended in October 2014
  • Loïc Zussa
    Thesis subject: Physical cryptanalysis of secure circuitsGrant: ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisors: Jean-Max DUTERTRE, Jessy CLEDIERE (CEA-CESTI)
    Advisor: Assia TRIA
    Started in October 2011
  • Ronan Lashermes
    Thesis subject: Secure elliptic-curve cryptography hardware accelerators based on couplingGrant: CEA – STV 539 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Jacques FOURNIER
    Advisor: Louis GOUBIN (UVSQ)
    Started in November 2011
    Ended in September 2014
  • Kamil Gomina
    Thesis subject: Physical cryptanalysis of secure circuitsGrant: STMicroelectronics
    Ended in September 2014
  • Cyril Roscian
    Thesis subject: Physical cryptanalysis of secure circuits using laser sourcesGrant: Regional Council 13 / ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Jean-Max DUTERTRE
    Advisor: Assia TRIA
    Started in October 2010
    Ended in October 2013
  • Alexandre Sarafianos
    Thesis subject: Evaluation of fault injection by laser pulses in secure integrated circuitsGrant: STMicroelectronics / ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Jean-Max DUTERTRE
    Advisor: Assia TRIA
    Started in November 2010
    Ended in October 2013
  • Florian Praden
    Thesis subject: Unique authentication functionsGrant: CEA-LETI – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Jacques FOURNIER
    Advisor: Assia TRIA
    Started in November 2010
    Interrupted in December 2012
  • François Poucheret
    Thesis subject: Security of elliptic-curve co-processorsGrant: CEA/CNRS – LIRMM Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Bruno ROBISSON
    Advisor: Philippe MAURINE (LIRMM)
    Ended in November 2012
  • Amir-Pasha Mirbaha
    Thesis subject: Study of the vulnerability of cryptographic circuits to laser fault injectionGrant: ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Jean-Max DUTERTRE
    Advisors: Assia TRIA/David NACCACHE
    Ended in December 2011
  • Minh-Huu Nguyen
    Thesis subject: Securing processors against fault and observation attacksGrant: CEA-LETI – EDITE 130 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Bruno ROBISSON
    Advisor: Nathalie DRACH (LIP6)
    Ended in November 2011
  • Selma Laabidi
    Thesis subject: Design methodology for integrated components protected against correlation attacksGrant: ENSM.SE – SIS 488 Doctoral School
    Joint advisor: Bruno ROBISSON
    Advisor: Philippe COLLOT
    Ended in January 2010
  • Julien Francq
    Thesis subject: Design and security of high-performance arithmetic units for elliptic curvesGrant: ENSM.SE/LIRMM – I2S 166 Doctoral School
    Joint advisors: Jean-Baptiste RIGAUD, Arnaud TISSERAND (IRISA)
    Advisor: Jean-Claude BAJARD (LIRMM)
    Ended in December 2009
  • Olivier Faurax
    Thesis subject: Simulation-based evaluation of circuit security against fault attacksGrant: General Council 13/ENSM.SE – MIM 184 Doctoral School
    Advisor: Traian MUNTEAN (ERISCS)
    Ended in July 2008
  • Fida El Haje-Hussein
    Thesis subject: Statistical tests on physical random number generators (TRNGs)Grant: General Council 13/ENSM.SE – PSM 352 Doctoral School
    Advisor: Yuri GOLUBEV (CMI)
    Ended in December 2007
  • Patrick Lacharme
    Thesis subject: True random generator in a secure componentGrant: General Council 13 / ENSM.SE
    Advisor: Philippe LANGEVIN (GRIM)
    Ended in December 2007
  • Bertrand Folco
    Thesis subject: Contribution to the synthesis of quasi delay-insensitive asynchronous circuits, application to secure systemsGrant: General Council 13 / ENSM.SE – EEATS 220 Doctoral School
    Advisor: Marc RENAUDIN (TIMA)
    Ended in October 2007
  • Reouven Elbaz
    Thesis subject: Hardware mechanisms for secure processor-to-memory transfers in embedded systemsGrant: ENSM.SE / LIRMM – I2S 166 Doctoral School
    Advisor: Lionel TORRES (LIRMM)
    Ended in December 2006