Ing. Josef Kokeš, Ph.D.

2017 - 2019

The aim of this project is research in the field of security embedded systems. Developers typically design specific cryptographic primitives for electronic devices enabling their deployment in highly unsecured environments. These primitives must be adapted to the properties of the used embedded electronic devices in order to ensure the required level of security.

2015

The Applicated Numerics and Cryptology research group studies various security components of information systems, especially at the research and development true random generators and physically unclonable functions, cryptoanalysis of block and stream ciphers, factorization of large numbers and efficient solving large systems of linear equations. The proposed project also addresses these thematic research areas.

2016

This project is aimed at several aspects of security of information systems inclusing identification of potential security threats. Main topics are following: cryptoanalysis of block and stream ciphers, efficient solving large systems of linear equations with an infinite precision, and the research and development true random generators and physically unclonable functions,

2014

The goal of the project is the research and development of security features of current information systems. The emphasis is placed on data and communicaton security at both hardware and software levels. The Network Security Research Group and the Applied Numerics and Cryptography Research Group have been involved in research of various security elements and aspects of information systems. It is especially development in the area of cryptanalysis of block and stream ciphers, in network security, in smart-card security, and in reverse engineering. The proposed project also addresses these thematic research areas.