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- Title: Analyzing attacks against code-based signatures (Master thesis)
Description: Three signature schemes based on codes were submitted to the NIST PQC standardization process. During the first round, all of these submissions have been broken. The goal of this thesis is identify design mistakes made in the development of these signature schemes by analyzing the attacks and looking for similarities and differences.
Contact: Juliane Krämer (jointly supervised with Patrick Struck)
Laufende Arbeiten
- Christopher Füracker
Bachelor
tbd (signature combiner) - Björn Kießwetter
Bachelor
Evaluation of Post-Quantum Cryptography in Offline Payment Protocols - Jakob Rößler
Bachelor
tbd (PQC Migration)
Abgeschlossene Arbeiten
- Yannick Münz
Bachelor
Binding Security of Explicitly-Rejecting KEMs
joint with Dr. Struck (Universität Konstanz) - Laura Bismark
Master
PQC for automotive security - Paul-Philipp Schwarck,
Bachelor,
On the security of McEliece-Cryptosystem using binary Goppa codes,
joint with Prof. Dr. Künnemann - Tim Schumacher,
Master,
Post-Quantum Authentication for Quantum Key Distribution,
Joint with Maximilian Tippman, Universität Darmstadt - Leon Weingarten,
Master,
Isogeny-Based Cryptography: From SIDH’s Fall to New Horizons,
joint with Prof. Dr. Müller - Andreas Hellenbrand,
Master,
Performance Evaluation of CSIDH on the Surface,
joint with Prof. Dr. Reith - Michael Schaller,
Master,
Codes from Fibered Surfaces,
joint with Prof. Dr. Bruinier - Erik Kubaczka,
Master,
Analysis of Attacks on Multivariate PKE and KEM in the NIST Process - Yulia Kuzovkova,
Master,
Side-Channel Analysis of Post-Quantum Secure Lattice-Based Cryptographic Schemes - Yonca Bakanay,
Master,
Security proofs in the quantum random oracle model - Georg Wurst,
Bachelor,
Number Theoretic Codes and their application in cryptography (in German),
joint with Prof. Dr. Bruinier - Azar Parishan,
Bachelor,
On the Security Notions for Encryption Schemes - Sebastian Schuberth,
Master,
Fault Attacks on Multivariate Signature Schemes