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The Coding and Cryptography Research Group (CCRG) in NTU is jointly organizing a one-day workshop on applied cryptography with the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD and the embassies of France and Germany in Singapore on Dec 3, 2010.

The Key note address is given by Mr. Tan Teck Lee, the CTO of Gemalto. Subsequently, representatives of France, Germany and Singapore are presenting research funding schemes of their countries. Ten selected speakers from the three countries will present state of the art research in applied cryptography from a government, industrial and academic perspective.

The workshop is free of charge, just kindly register here before November 28 if you want to participate.


Friday, December 3
09:00 Welcome Address, Prof. San Ling, Chair School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University
09:15 Keynote Speech: “Cryptography and digital security: future needs and challenges seen from a commercial perspective”
Mr Tan Teck Lee, CTO, Gemalto
09.45 Research Funding in France, Ms Christelle Gervasoni, Science and Technology Deputy Attaché, French Embassy in Singapore 
09.55 Research Funding in Germany, Mr Klaus Herzog, Attaché for Science & Higher Education, German Embassy in Singapore
10.05 Research Funding in Singapore, Assoc. Prof. Bernhard Schmidt, Deputy Head Division of Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University.
10.20 COFFEE BREAK
11.00 Prof. Stefan Lucks, Bauhaus-University Weimar (Germany), “The Design of Cryptosystems: The Interplay between Proofs and Attacks”
11.30 Prof. Khoongming Khoo, DSO National Labs and SPMS, NTU (Singapore), “Parallelizing the Camellia and SMS4 Block Ciphers”
12.00 Dr. Matthew Robshaw, Orange Labs (France), “Cryptography Made to Measure”
12.30
LUNCH BREAK
14.00 Dr. Torsten Schütze, Rohde & Schwarz SIT (Germany), “Side Channel Analysis - A comparative approach on Smart Cards, Embedded Systems, and High Security Solutions”
14.30 Mr Guillaume Fumaroli, Thales (France), “Affine Masking against Higher-Order Side Channel Analysis”
15.00 Dr. Amir Moradi, Horst Goertz Institute for IT Security, Ruhr-University Bochum (Germany), “Side-channel based Collision Attacks: Theory to Practice”
15.30 Mr Mehdi Tibouchi, University of Paris II (France), “Lattice-Based Fault Attacks on Signatures”
16.00 COFFEE BREAK
16.30 Prof. Robert Deng, School of Information Systems, SMU (Singapore), “Some recent development in RFID privacy models”
17.00 Ms Sandrine Agagliate, Gemalto (Singapore) “A new Authenticated Lightweight Key Exchange ALIKE”
17.30 Dr. Thomas Peyrin, SPMS, NTU (Singapore), “State-of-the-art of Cryptographic Hash Functions”
18.00 END