TALK
October 2026
Presented LFSRs and Boolean Masking: An In-depth Security Analysis
at CHES 2026, Antalya, Türkiye
TALK
October 2026
Presented Testing Security Equivalence in the Random Probing Model
at CHES 2026, Antalya, Türkiye
PREPRINT
August 2026
Preprint available (extended version): LFSRs and Boolean Masking: An In-depth Security Analysis
with Jan Schoone, Niklas Höher, Dina Hesse and Tim Güneysu
PUBLICATION
June 2026
CiC Volume 3, Issue 2, accepted paper: Side-Channel Secure CSIDH with Projective Coordinates
with Jonas Meers, Georg Land, Elisabeth Krahmer and Tim Güneysu
PUBLICATION
March 2026
TCHES 2026, Issue 3, accepted paper: LFSRs and Boolean Masking: An In-depth Security Analysis
with Jan Schoone, Niklas Höher, Dina Hesse and Tim Güneysu
ARTIFACT
March 2026
TCHES 2026 published artifact for Testing Security Equivalence in the Random Probing Model
with " IACR CHES Artifacts Available" badge along with Carina Graw, Lukas Koletzko, Jan Richter-Brockmann, Holger Dette and Tim Güneysu
TALK
November 2025
Presented Testing Security Equivalence in the Random Probing Model with Carina Graw, at CASA colloquium, Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
TALK
October 2025
Presented Masking CSIDH with Elisabeth Krahmer and Jonas Meers
at CASA colloquium, Ruhr-University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
PREPRINT
October 2025
Preprint available: Testing Security Equivalence in the Random Probing Model
with Carina Graw, Lukas Koletzko, Jan Richter-Brockmann, Holger Dette and Tim Güneysu
PUBLICATION
September 2025
TCHES 2026, Issue 1, accepted paper: Testing Security Equivalence in the Random Probing Model
with Carina Graw, Lukas Koletzko, Jan Richter-Brockmann, Holger Dette and Tim Güneysu
LOGO
August 2025
Designed HADES logo for HADES: Automated Hardware Design Exploration for Cryptographic Primitives publication appearing at TCHES 2025, Issue 4,
by Fabian Buschkowski, Georg Land, Niklas Höher, Jan Richter-Brockmann, Pascal Sasdrich and Tim Güneysu.
The tool is available on Github.
VISIT
April to June 2025
Research visit as part of doctoral studies at CryptoExperts in Paris, France, with the support of CASA.