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Cryptography
PQC 2026 - Post-Quantum Cryptography conference
Building on the 2021, 2022 and 2024 editions, CREACH LABS and the DGA Information Superiority organise with the support of ANSSI, IRISA, IRMAR and the Pôle d'Excellence Cyber the 4th edition of the Post-Quantum Cryptography workshop during the European Cyber Week 2026. -
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Inaugural event for the seminar on disinformation
A new community of expertise is emerging in Brittany region around the challenges of disinformation.The inaugural event on 4th September 2026 will mark the beginning of this collective initiative and launch the CREACH LABS seminar dedicated to foreign Information manipulation and interference, disinformation, and information Manipulation. -
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Conference
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Side-channel
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Fuzzing
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Protocols
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Security policies
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Vulnerability management
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Embedded systems
Conférence sur la sécurité couche physique protocolaire
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Conference
BITFLIP 2025 : CyBer, reliability and Tolerance of FauLts in electronic components
Following the success of the first edition of the “BITFLIP by DGA” conference (CyBer, reliability and Tolerance of FauLts in electronic components) in 2023, CREACH LABS in partnership with the DGA Information Superiority is organizing the second edition of BITFLIP during the European Cyber Week 2025. -
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Thesis defense
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Fault injection
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Hardware architecture
Effects of synchronous clock glitch effect on the security of an integrated circuit
PhD : Amélie MAROTTA, Centre Inria de l'Université de Rennes, IRISA Context: the various sources of security vulnerability Fault injection is part of a bigger ecosystem of vulnerability exploitation methods, which it can be paired with. To make the study of the security challenges of electronic devices easier, we define three sources of vulnerabilities : software, microarchitectural, and physical[…] -
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Thesis defense
Identification par apprentissage de l’empreinte radio-fréquence de dispositifs sensibles
PhD : Alice Chillet, Université de Rennes, IRISA L’identification de dispositifs dits sensibles est soumise à différentes contraintes de sécurité ou de consommation d’énergie, ce qui rend les méthodes d’identification classiques peu adaptées. Pour répondre à ces contraintes, il est possible d’utiliser les défauts intrinsèques de la chaîne de transmission des dispositifs pour les[…] -