Presentations & Lectures

Our researchers regularly share ideas at industry conferences, academic lectures, and seminars. Read some of our recent presentations below.

• Identity, Implementation Security, and the Future - 2012 IPM Conference
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2012 IPM Conference.

• Minding the App Store – Protecting Software and Device Features - RSA 2012
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2012 RSA Conference.

• Is Your Mobile Device Radiating Keys? - RSA 2012
  Benjamin Jun's and Gary Kenworthy's presentation at the 2012 RSA Conference.

• Defending Consumer Electronics - RSA 2011
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2011 RSA Conference.

• Security Remodeling: 10 Tips for Retrofitting Transactional Systems - RSA Europe 2008
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2008 RSA Europe Conference.

• Protecting Consumer Electronics - RSA Europe 2008
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2008 RSA Europe Conference.

• Darwin and Security: What Evolution Tells Us About the Past and Future of Security - RSA 2008
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the 2008 RSA Conference.

• Protecting Consumer Electronics - RSA 2008
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the 2008 RSA Conference.

• First-Order DPA Attacks Against AES in Counter Mode- CHES 2007
  Presentation and paper presented by Josh Jaffe on AES Counter Mode Attacks at CHES 2007.

• Failing Gracefully - RSA 2007
  Presentation presented by Paul Kocher at the Industry Experts Track of the 2007 RSA Conference.

• Security Remodeling: 10 Ways to Retrofit Transactional Systems - RSA 2007
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Developing with Security Track of the 2007 RSA Conference.

• The Copy Protection Wars: Analyzing Retro and Modern Schemes (C64 to Xbox) - RSA 2007
  Nate Lawson's presentation at the Hackers & Threats Track of the 2007 RSA Conference.

• DPA Attacks vs. unknown input: a 1st-order Attack on Counter Modes - CHES 2006
  Josh Jaffe's presentation on Side Channel Attacks at the CHES 2006 Conference Rump Session.

• Attack of the Clones: Building Clone-Resistant Products - RSA 2006
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Featured Sessions Track of the 2006 RSA Conference.

• Security and Privacy: Issuer Concerns in Contactless Deployments - Smartcards in Transit 2005
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Smartcards in Transit 2005 conference.

• Fragile Secrets - Handle with Care! Building Effective Tamper Resistance - RSA 2005
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Wireless & Embedded Security Track of the 2005 RSA Conference.

• Ten Bugs That Cost Our Customers Billions - RSA 2005
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Developers Track of the 2005 RSA Conference.

• From Proof to Practice: Real-World Cryptography - CHES 2004
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the 2004 Workshop on Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems.

• How to Think Like a Cryptographer - RSA 2004
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the Developers' track of the 2004 RSA Conference.

• Security Specifications... Doing Design Right! - RSA 2004
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Developers' track of the 2004 RSA Conference.

• Designing and Attacking Virtual Machines - RSA 2004
  Nate Lawson's presentation at the Hackers & Threats track II of the 2004 RSA Conference.

• Self-Protecting Digital Content - RSA 2004
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the Wireless & Embedded track of the 2004 RSA Conference.

• Peering Behind the Curtain: Evaluating Your Security Vendor - PENTCIRT 2003
  Nate Lawson's presentation at the PENTCIRT Security Forum on August 5.

• Objectives for Securing Next-Generation Optical Discs - CPTWG May 2003
  Carter Laren's presentation included this handout, which details possible design objectives. Carter also announced the Workshop on Self-Protecting Digital Content.

• Securing Unusually High Threat Systems - RSA 2003
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the General Session of the 2003 RSA Conference.

• Managing Mission-Critical Security - RSA 2003
  Benjamin Jun's presentation at the Security Solutions track of the 2003 RSA Conference.

• Hacking Cryptosystems - RSA 2002
  Paul Kocher's presentation at the Hackers and Threats track of the 2002 RSA Conference.