Students
Supervised Students
This page summarizes the work done with my supervised students.
PhD Students
PhD Juries
Jury Examiner
- 2024 - Antoine Gicquel, Vulnerability Assessment of a Binary Program in the Presence of Numerous and Precise Faults.
- 2024 - Simon Tollec, Formal Verification of Processor Microarchitecture to Analyze System Security against Fault Attacks.
- 2023 - Soline Ducousso, Moving Code Analysis from Safety to Security: Attacker Model.
- 2022 - Vincent Werner, Optimizing Identification and Exploitation of Fault Injection Vulnerabilities on Microcontrollers.
- 2021 - Youssef Inedjaren, Contribution to Intelligent Transportation Systems: Security of Communications in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks.
- 2019 - Sebanjila Kevin Bukasa, Vulnerability Analysis of a Secure Enclave in Embedded Devices.
- 2018 - Damien Marion, Multidimensionality of the Models and the Data in the Side Channel Domain.
- 2018 - Abdelhak Mesbah, Reconstruction de traces d’exécution à partir de fragments par utilisation de solveurs de contraintes.
- 2016 - Tiana Razafindralambo, Security of Microcontrollers: From Smart Cards to Mobile Devices.
- 2016 - Louis Dureuil, Code Analysis and Evaluation Process for Vulnerability Detection against Fault Injection on Secure Hardware.
PhD Student’s Individual Thesis Monitoring Committee
Master Students
- 2024 - Guillaume Pietri: Implementation of a Security Architecture on an Arm COTS SoC.
- 2023 - Angie-Sofia Bikou: Analysis of a Secure Component Architecture.
- 2022 - Louisa Malki-Haegel: Fingerprinting of Embedded Software Implementations.
- 2021 - Ever Atilano Rosales: Security of Secure Boot against Fault Attacks, ARM Paris.
- 2020 - Yanis Belkheyar: Authenticated Disk Encryption.
- 2019 - Vincent Giraud: Secure Implementation of GlobalPlatform for Java Card Platforms.
- 2017 - Thomas Trouchkine: Hardware Implementation of a Java Card Virtual Machine.
- 2016 - Léo Gaspard: Implementation of a Secure Operating System for Java Card Smart Cards. (Published at SSTIC 2018)
Apprenticeship