Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes
Sommerakademie La Colle-sur-Loup, 20.September-3.Oktober 2009
Arbeitsgruppe 4 Applied Cryptography and Security Engineering

Thema der Arbeitsgruppe

Applied Cryptography and Security Engineering

In our day-to-day life, cryptographic security and security engineering have become of in-creasing importance. Prominent examples include on-line transactions, mobile communica-tion, RFID tags, and the new passports. Applications in industry and business range from the automotive sector (digital tachograph, key-less entry systems, immobilizers) to the health care industry (health professional card, electronic health card).
Cryptographic security and security engineering have many aspects. They include the theo-retical foundations in mathematics, challenges in engineering software and hardware (e.g., secure and efficient implementation) as well as economical, legal, and social aspects.
In this working group, we will cover the different aspects of applied cryptography and secu-rity engineering through presentations and discussions. First, we will briefly review the mathematical foundations of cryptography. We will then focus on cryptographic algorithms and protocols and study the problems that arise in the context of actually engineering and building complex secure systems which should remain dependable in the face of malicious attackers.
Remark: The literature (textbooks and papers) for this working group is in English. The pres-entations may be given in English or German.

Geeignet für Studenten der Fächer Mathematik und Informatik sowie der Ingenieur- und Wirtschaftschaftswissenschaften (mit einer soliden Mathematikausbildung)

Literatur

• D.R. Stinson. Cryptography: Theory and Practice. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, ISBN 1584885084, Third edition, 2006.
• R.J. Anderson. Security Engineering. A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems. Wiley & Sons, ISBN 0470068523, Second edition. 2008.

Dozenten

Prof. Susanne Wetzel
Stevens Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Science
Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030 USA
eMail: swetzel AT cs DOT stevens DOT edu
WWW: http://www.cs.stevens.edu/~swetzel/

Dr. Torsten Schütze
Robert Bosch GmbH
Corporate Reasearch and Advance Engineering / Software (CR/AEA)
Postfach 30 02 40
D-70442 Stuttgart, Germany
eMail: torsten DOT schuetze AT bosch DOT com
eMail: torsten DOT schuetze AT gmx DOT net
WWW: http://www.torsten-schuetze.de

Welcome

Handouts der Vorlesungen und Vorträge der Dozenten

• Introduction to Applied Cryptography, Part 1
• Introduction to Applied Cryptography, Part 2
• Introduction to Applied Cryptography, Part 3
• Torsten Schütze: Introduction to Side Channel Analysis
• Susanne Wetzel: Abendvortrag

Teilnehmer

Unser Team von links nach rechts, vorn: Dr. Torsten Schütze, Jonathan von Schroeder, Damaris Schindler, Sandro Bauer, Lena Riediger, Andre Dau, Andreas Gross, Samuel Hetterich, Bernd Waschneck, Sebastian Hanschke, Matthias Hüser
hinten: Fabian Steiner, Julian Schiele, Martin Maas, Katja Rösch, Frauke Tabert, Christian Tiedt, Martin Skrodski, Christoph Grob, Matthias Ohst, Prof. Susanne Wetzel

Referatsthemen

Zeitplan und Themenvergabe

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