CARDIS 2020 Proceedings are now published by Springer as part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science volume 12609. You can get your virtual copy on the Springer Link website. Happy reading and see you soon at CARDIS 2021.

CARDIS 2020 is over. All pre-recordings and the recordings of the live sessions are now available on the CARDIS YouTube Channel.

Technical Program

There are three paper presentations per session. Each is pitched 5 minutes and gets 1-2 short questions right away. Afterward, all papers are discussed together.

Dates are UTC. Times are UTC +01:00.

Wednesday, November 18

13:45-14:00 UTC +01:00
Opening Remarks
Thomas Eisenbarth, Pierre-Yvan Liardet, Nele Mentens
14:00-15:00 UTC +01:00
Keynote #1 (chair: Nele Mentens)

Automotive security - a focal point for security challenges
Jörn Eichler
15:00-15:10 UTC +01:00
Break
15:10-16:00 UTC +01:00
Session #1: Post-Quantum Cryptography (chair: Thomas Pöppelmann, Peter Schwabe)

A Constant Time Full Hardware Implementation of Streamlined NTRU Prime
Adrian Marotzke

Lightweight Post-Quantum Key Encapsulation for 8-bit AVR Microcontrollers
Hao Cheng, Johann Großschädl, Peter B. Rønne, and Peter Y. A. Ryan

Classic McEliece Implementation with Low Memory Footprint
Johannes Roth, Evangelos Karatsiolis, and Juliane Krämer
16:00-16:10 UTC +01:00
Break
16:10-17:00 UTC +01:00
Session #2: Efficient Implementations (chair: Francesco Regazzoni, Fareena Saqib)

A Fast and Compact RISC-V Accelerator for Ascon and Friends
Stefan Steinegger and Robert Primas

Optimized Software Implementations for the Lightweight Encryption Scheme ForkAE
Arne Deprez, Elena Andreeva, Jose Maria Bermudo Mera, Angshuman Karmakar, and Antoon Purnal

Secure and Efficient Delegation of Pairings with Online Inputs
Giovanni Di Crescenzo, Matluba Khodjaeva, Delaram Kahrobaei, and Vladimir Shpilrain
17:00-17:10 UTC +01:00
Break
17:10-18:10 UTC +01:00
Keynote #2 (chair: Pierre-Yvan Liardet)

Partial key recovery algorithms for side-channel cryptanalysis: results and open problems
Nadia Heninger

Thursday, November 19

14:00-15:00 UTC +01:00
Keynote #3 (chair: Thomas Eisenbarth)

Use Secure Boot, they said. It'll be fun, they said.
Hannes Molsen
15:00-15:10 UTC +01:00
Break
15:10-16:00 UTC +01:00
Session #3: Physical Attacks I (chair: Kerstin Lemke-Rust, Stjepan Picek)

On the Security of Off-the-Shelf Microcontrollers: Hardware is not Enough
Balazs Udvarhelyi, Antoine van Wassenhove, Olivier Bronchain, and François-Xavier Standaert

A Power Side-Channel Attack on the CCA2-Secure HQC KEM
Thomas Schamberger, Julian Renner, Georg Sigl, and Antonia Wachter-Zeh

How Deep Learning Helps Compromising USIM
Martin Brisfors, Sebastian Forsmark, and Elena Dubrova
16:00-16:10 UTC +01:00
Break
16:10-17:00 UTC +01:00
Session #4: Physical Attacks II (chair: Annelie Heuser, Tobias Schneider)

Differential Analysis and Fingerprinting of ZombieLoads on Block Ciphers
Till Schlüter and Kerstin Lemke-Rust

Low-Cost Body Biasing Injection (BBI) Attacks on WLCSP Devices
Colin O'Flynn

Let's Tessellate: Tiling for Security Against Advanced Probe and Fault Adversaries
Siemen Dhooghe and Svetla Nikova
17:00-17:10 UTC +01:00
Break
Sponsor Session
17:30-17:45 UTC +01:00
Closing Remarks
Thomas Eisenbarth, Pierre-Yvan Liardet, Nele Mentens