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Students will obtain theoretical foundations including practical skills in the area of security of embedded system and authentication systems. Students will be familiar with the basic systems, various scenarios, lightweight cryptography and principles of the safe implementation eliminates side-channel attacks. Based on this knowledge, studens will be able to analyze and design security solutions for embeded systems.

The course requires a basic knowledge in the areas of applied cryptography, (course Cryptographic foundation or Aplied cryptography) operating system security (course ICT Security 1), network security (course ICT Security 2), advanced network security (course ICT Security 3).

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Methods of educations are described in the article 7 of the BUT’s Study and Examination Regulation. Teaching methods include lectures and student projects. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system.

The completion of an individual project adds upto 30 points. The requirements on the completion of the tasks in laboratories and projects are described in the annual supervisor’s notice. The maximum of 70 points can be gained during the final exam.

1. Introduction to embedded system security and tamper-proof devices
2 .Lightweight cryptography for computationally constrained devices
3. Authentication systems and technologies
4. Authentication tokens and hardware security modules
5. Programmable smart cards
6. Security with smart devices
7. Security with single-chip devices and embedded systems and optimization
8. Reverse engineering and software security
9. Side channel cryptanalysis - Introduction
10. Side channel cryptanalysis - power analysis
11 Side channel cryptanalysis - countermeasures
12. Methodology for security assessment of devices and systems
13. Selected topics of device and system security

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The main goal of the course is to familiarize students with the security of embedded systems and devices that are an integral part of ICT. During the course, students are introduced with lightweight cryptography, authentication systems, smart cards, side-channel cryptanalysis and countermeasures preventing side-channel attacks. The course follows up on the knowledge of ICT Security 1, 2, 3 and Applied Cryptography courses and appropriately expands them.

The conditions for the successful course completion are stated in the yearly updated supervisor’s notice.

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