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  • This session has been presented November 16, 2012.

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  • Speaker

    Sébastien Canard - Orange Labs

Dans cet exposé, nous considérons un protocole cryptographique faisant appel au calcul de couplages. Notre objectif est de regarder toutes les techniques qui existent lorsque ce protocole doit être implémenté dans un environnement restreint tel qu'une carte à puce ou un téléphone mobile.<br/> Nous verrons dans un premier temps les benchmarks actuels pour une implémentation d'un couplage sur ces environnements restreints, puis nous aborderons le cas des protocoles plus complexes. Nous nous appuierons sur différents exemples pratiques tout au long de l'exposé.

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