project . 2015 - 2018 . Closed

HECTOR

HARDWARE ENABLED CRYPTO AND RANDOMNESS
Open Access mandate for Publications and Research Data European Commission
  • Funder: European CommissionProject code: 644052 Call for proposal: H2020-ICT-2014-1
  • Funded under: H2020 | RIA Overall Budget: 4,494,090 EURFunder Contribution: 4,494,090 EUR
  • Status: Closed
  • Start Date
    01 Mar 2015
    End Date
    31 Jul 2018
  • Detailed project information (CORDIS)
Description
A single flipped bit or a weak random number generator can cause secure systems to fail. The main objective of this proposal is to close the gap between the mathematical heaven of cryptographic algorithms and their efficient, secure and robust hardware implementations. It requires integrating secure cryptographic primitives such as random number generators (RNGs) and physically uncloneable functions (PUFs), together with physical attack countermeasures. Therefore we will study, design and implement RNGs and PUFs with demonstrable entropy guarantees and quality metrics. This includes on-the-fly entropy testing and physical attacks evaluations. This will enable mo...
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Partners
MICRONIC, ST, Thales (France), TU GRAZ, KUL, UNIVERSITE JEAN MONNET SAINT-ETIENNE, STMICROELECTRONICS SRL, Technikon (Austria), Brightsight BV
Description
A single flipped bit or a weak random number generator can cause secure systems to fail. The main objective of this proposal is to close the gap between the mathematical heaven of cryptographic algorithms and their efficient, secure and robust hardware implementations. It requires integrating secure cryptographic primitives such as random number generators (RNGs) and physically uncloneable functions (PUFs), together with physical attack countermeasures. Therefore we will study, design and implement RNGs and PUFs with demonstrable entropy guarantees and quality metrics. This includes on-the-fly entropy testing and physical attacks evaluations. This will enable mo...
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Partners
MICRONIC, ST, Thales (France), TU GRAZ, KUL, UNIVERSITE JEAN MONNET SAINT-ETIENNE, STMICROELECTRONICS SRL, Technikon (Austria), Brightsight BV
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