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PhD Students
Jacob Appelbaum (PhD since March 2022, supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Communication in a world of pervasive surveillance: Sources and methods: Counter-strategies against pervasive surveillance architecture
Gustavo Banegas
(PhD since November 2019; supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Selected constructive and destructive approaches to post-quantum cryptography
Peter Birkner
(PhD since February 2009; supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Efficient arithmetic on low-genus curves
Gaetan Bisson
(PhD since July 2011); supervised together with
Pierrick Gaudry
, Nancy)
Thesis:
Endomorphism rings in cryptography
Tung Chou
(PhD since June 2016; supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Accelerating pre- and post-quantum cryptography
Chitchanok Chuengsatiansup
(PhD since March 2017; supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Optimizing curve-based cryptography
Jolijn Cottaar
(since Sep 2022)
Henry de Valence
(Sep 2015- Nov 2016)
Emmanouil Doulgerakis
(PhD since September 2022, supervised together with
Benne de Weger
)
Thesis:
Lattice cryptanalysis: Theoretical and practical aspects
Leon Groot Bruinderink
(PhD since December 2019, supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
and
Andreas Hülsing
)
Iggy van Hoof
(at Ruhr-University Bochum, supervisionn together with
Alexander May
)
Thijs Laarhoven
(PhD since February 2016; supervised together with
Benne de Weger
and
Boris Skoric
)
Thesis:
Search problems in cryptography: from fingerprinting to lattice sieving
Michael Naehrig
(PhD since May 2009)
Thesis:
Constructive and computational aspects of cryptographic pairings
Ruben Niederhagen
(PhD since April 2012, supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis:
Parallel cryptanalysis
Lorenz Panny
(PhD since Feb 2021) (supervision together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis
Cryptography on Isogeny Graphs
Alex Pellegrini
(supervision together with
Alberto Ravagnani
)
Christiane Peters
(PhD since May 2011)
(supervision together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
) Thesis:
Curves, codes, and cryptography
Reza Rezaeian Farashahi
(PhD since October 2008)
Thesis:
Curves and Jacobians : number extractors and efficient arithmetic
Peter Schwabe
(PhD since January 2011)
Thesis:
High-speed cryptography and cryptanalysis
Christine van Vredendaal
(PhD since June 2018; supervised together with
Daniel J. Bernstein
)
Thesis
Exploiting mathematical structures in cryptography
Master Theses
Milou Antheunisse
Kleptography : cryptography with backdoors
(2015)
Stefan van den Berg
RISC-V implementation of the NaCl-library
(2020)
See his GitHub pages for
NaCl-RISC-V
and
SMArTCAT for RISC-V
.
Jolijn Cottaar
GoldSIDH: Combining SIDH and the Goldilocks prime
(2022)
Niels Duif
Smart card implementation of a digital signature scheme for Twisted Edwards curves
(2011)
Lars Elmegaard-Fessel
Efficient Scalar Multiplication and Security against Power Analysis in Cryptosystems based on the NIST Elliptic Curves over Prime Fields
(2006)
Wouter de Groot
A performance study of X25519 on Cortex-M3 and M4
(2015)
The code is online at Wouter's
GitHub
page
Leon Groot Bruinderink
Towards post-quantum bitcoin : side-channel analysis of bimodal lattice signatures
(2016)
Maran van Heesch
Post-Quantum Key Exchange Based on ring-LWE
(2016)
Iggy van Hoof
Concrete quantum-cryptanalysis of binary elliptic curves
(2019)
Bor de Kock
A Non-Interactive Key Exchange based on Ring-Learning With Errors
(2018)
Eran Lambooij
Cryptanalysis of Simon et al. – Cryptanalysis of lightweight symmetric ciphers
(2017)
Jonathan Levin
PQConnect: An Automated Boring Protocol for Quantum-Secure Tunnels
(2021)
Kay Lukas
Algebraic differential attacks on symmetric cryptography
(2016)
Marc Makkes
Efficient implementation of homomorphic cryptosystems
(2010)
Kai-Chun Ning
An Adaption of the Crossbred Algorithm for Solving Multivariate Quadratic Systems over F
2
on GPUs
(2017)
Cristina Onete
Visualisation of modern key exchange schemes for more than two parties in CrypTool and their security analysis
(2008)
Jeroen Pijnenburg
Lattice-Based Signatures – Rényi Divergence Analysis
(2017)
Yujia Qiu
On a link between towers of function fields and group theory
(2010)
Inigo Querejeta
A study of the General Number Field Sieve and a development of a CT2 plug-in using YAFU
(2016)
Coen Ramaekers
Fully homomorphic encryption in JCrypTool
(2009)
Dimitrij Ray
Constructing the Deuring Correspondence with Applications to Supersingular Isogeny-Based Cryptography
(2018)
Björn Ruytenbearg
When Lightning Strikes Thrice: Breaking Thunderbolt Security
(2022)
Kit Smeets
Securing BLISS-b Against Side-Channel Attacks Lattice-Based Cryptography in a Post-Quantum Setting
(2017)
Sebastian Verschoor
Secure messaging in mobile environments
(2015)
Christine van Vredendaal
Rank estimation methods in side channel attacks
(2014)
Peter Wu
Analysis of the WireGuard protocol
(2019)
Bachelor Theses
Jasper van Buul
The relative efficiency of simple addition chain algorithms
(2021)
Haico Dorenbos
Efficiency of RNS in CSIDH
(2019)
Stijn Gunter
Timing Attacks and the NTRU Public-Key Cryptosystem
(2019)
Iggy van Hoof
Analysis of efficiency of algorithms used in batch factorization
(2015)
Robin Kwant
Klepto for Post-Quantum Encryption
(2016)
Iris Portegijs
Understanding LEDA crypt and the weak keys attack
(2021)
Anne Smeets
Transformation from Weierstrass curves to Jacobi curves
(2014)
Luc Steenbakkers
NTRU+ – Analyzing variants, attacks and security of a lattice-based post-quantum scheme
(2023)
Kimberley Thissen
Klepto for Post-Quantum Signatures
(2016)
Bart de Wit
NTRU : a lattice-based encryption system
(2014)
Noteworthy internships
Iggy van Hoof interned at Ericson Lab and wrote a
blog post
about it,
Jonathan Levin did his internship with
Radically Open Security
and analyzed the IRMA system (among other things). His evaluation report is
online
Michiel Marcus from RU Nijmegen wrote a whitepaper and Sage notebook on
Classic McEliece with Binary Goppa Codes
.
Last modified: 2023.11.05