Prof. Debdeep Mukhopadhyay
Present Designation:
Professor, Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurAreas of Interest:
Cryptography, Hardware Security, Computer Architecture, Cellular Automata
Specialisation:
Hardware Security, Design Automation, Cryptographic Engineering, Cryptography, VLSI
Major Professional Contributions:
Side Channel-Fault Attacks:
- Exposed the record single fault attack on the word-wide standard cipher called AES.
- Developed the first fault template attack on crypto-systems.
Micro-architectural Attacks:
- Demonstrated that branch-predictor based attacks to leak secret-keys from protected crypto-libraries.
- Developed the first cache-timing attack on ciphers with small S-Boxes.
Encrypted Computation:
- Designed the first secured searchable encryption scheme for conjunctive queries using a novel idea of symmetric-key Hidden-Vector-Encryption.
- Designed the first forward and backward private searchable encryption schemes for conjunctive queries.
Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs):
- Developed novel architectures for PUFs, a promising hardware security primitive, to resist powerful machine learning attacks.
- Designed the first PUF based authentication protocol without needing to store explicitly the challenge-response of PUFs.
These works are being commercialized by several industrial collaborators.
Indigenous Cryptographic Implementations:
- Developed indigenous ciphering algorithms with efficient implementations for various Indian laboratories and strategic applications.
The nominee has developed a state-of-the-art laboratory called Secured-Embedded-Architecture-Lab (SEAL) which is nationally and internationally recognized by domain experts. The students graduated with PhD from the lab are in key positions, in research and academia, in top positions, like Intel-Labs, IITs, BOSCH, etc.
Consultancy Areas:
- Hardware Security
- Side Channel Analysis
- VLSI of Cryptosystems
- Post-quantum crypto
- Automotive and CPS Security
- Hardware Forensics
- Encrypted Computations
- Fully Homomorphic Encryption
Sector Associated With:
- Govt Labs, like DRDO, ISRO, HAL
- Industry, like Intel, Qualcom, BOSCH, WIPRO, NTT-Labs (Japan)
- DIT, DST
Sectors Interested to Offer Service:
- Defence and Telecommunications
- Automotive
- Healthcare
Professional Experience
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Education
- BTech (Hons) IIT Kharagpur, 2001, Electrical Engineering
- MS, IIT Kharagpur, 2004, Computer Science & Engg
- Ph D, IIT Kharagpur, 2007, Computer Sc & Engg.
Awards and Recognitions
- 2021: Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award 2021 for Science & Technology
- 2021: Fellow of Indian National Academy of Engineers (FNAE)
- 2015-16: Swarnajayanti Fellowship
- 2020: ASEM-DUO Fellowship for visiting K U Leuven, Belgium
- 2020: ACM Senior Membership
- 2020: Selected for Featured paper by editorial board of IEEE Transactions on Computers:
- 2018: Data Security Council of India (DSCI) Excellence Award for Cyber Security Education
- 2010, Indian National Academy of Engineers (INAE) Young Engineer Award, 2010
- 2010, Indian National Science Academy (INSA) Young Scientist Award, 2010
- 2008, Indian Semiconductors Association (ISA) Techno-Inventor Award, Best PhD Award
- 2016: IEEE Senior Membership
- 2012: Recipient of Indo-USSTF Fellowship (Best PhD Thesis Award)
- 2012, Associate for the Indian Academy of Sciences
- 2019, Best paper award at CARDIS 2019 for “In-situ Extraction of Randomness from Computer Architecture through Hardware Performance Counters”
- 2012, Best student paper award at VLSID 2012 for “Design for Security of Block Cipher S-Boxes to Resist Differential Power Attacks”.
- 2011, Outstanding Young Faculty Fellowship, IIT Kharagpur
Link to Website
https://sites.google.com/view/debdeepmukhopadhyay/INAE Section Affiliated
II: Computer and Information Technology
Year of Election to Fellowship
2021
Year of Birth
1977
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