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Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
At IIT Kharagpur, under the theme of Secured Embedded Architecture Laboratory (SEAL), we have been working for around last 8 years on several aspects on Hardware Security. The laboratory has produced several PhD students on the topics of Hardware Design of Complex Cryptographic hardware on FPGAs (Elliptic Curves and Pairings), Side Channel Attacks (Power, Faults, and Cache analysis on ciphers), Boolean Functions for Cryptography to resist side channel analysis (like Power and Fault Analysis). There are also large number of graduated Master of Science students, who have worked in the area of Elliptic Curve Hardware for FPGAs. At present there are registered around 12 students working for their PhD students and Master of Science working on several topics of Hardware security, encompassing light weight cryptography, power attacks, fault and micro-architectural attacks, design of Physically Uncloneable functions (PUFs), design and protection against Hardware Trojans. The laboratory also has one Post-Doctoral researcher who is a PhD from NTU-Singapore, and is collaborating on the topics of Hardware Security.
Mission Impossible? Post-Quantum Secure Computation on Encrypted Data with Distributed Description Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB)
Design and Implementation of Efficient and Secure Searchable Encryption MHRD-STARS
Verification of Hall - OS Security Features Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
Cyber Security Research in CPS TCG Foundation
Secure Resource-Constrained Communication Framework for Tactical Networks Using Physically Unclonable Functions (SeRFPUF) Directorate of Futuristic Technology Management (DFTM), Defence Research and Development Organisation, Ministry of Defence
Automating Fault Based Cryptanalysis in Secured Embedded Applications using Machine Learning Qualcomm India Pvt. Ltd.
Next Generation Secured Internet of Things (IoT), (Swarnajayanti Fellowship 2015-16) Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Formal Methods for Physical Security Verification of Cryptographic Designs Against Fault Attacks Synopsys Inc.
Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) Project Phase-II Department of Electronics & Information Technology
Partnership 2020: Leveraging US-India Cooperation in Higher Education to Harness Opportunities and Innovation [Innovation Domain: Secure Analytics in Cloud Computing] Board of Regents of the Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha
Robustness Analysis of Automotive Control Systems Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Private Limited
Synopsys CAD Laboratory Project Phase II Synopsys Inc.
Urbi Chatterjee
Area of Research: Hardware Security
Souvik Sonar
Area of Research: Cryptography
Manaar Alam
Area of Research: Machine Learning in Security/Cryptography
Brojo Gopal Sapui
Area of Research: Cryptographic Implementations
Sayandeep Saha
Area of Research: Formal Methods in Cryptography
Rajat Sadhukhan
Area of Research: Cryptography
Boyapally Harishma
Area of Research: Cryptography
Arnab Bag
Area of Research: Cryptography
Y Raghu Vamshi
Area of Research: Cyber Security
Anirban Chakraborty
Area of Research: Cryptography
Durba Chatterjee
Area of Research: Cryptography
Akashdeep Saha
Area of Research: Hardware Security
Soumyadyuti Ghosh
Area of Research: CPS Security
Kuheli Pratihar
Area of Research: Hardware Security
Chandan Kumar
Area of Research: Cryptography and Embedded Security
Siddhartha Chowdhury
Area of Research: Cryptography
