Diego F. Aranha is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University. He was previously an Assistant Professor at the University of Brasília (3 years) and the University of Campinas (4 years). He holds a PhD degree in Computer Science from the University of Campinas and has worked as a visiting PhD student for 1 year at the University of Waterloo. His professional experience is in Cryptography and Computer Security, with a special interest in the efficient implementation of cryptographic algorithms and security analysis of real-world systems. He coordinated two teams of independent researchers capable of detecting and exploring vulnerabilities in the software of the Brazilian voting machine during controlled tests organized by the national electoral authority. He received the Google Latin America Research Award for research on privacy twice, and the MIT TechReview's Innovators Under 35 Brazil Award for his work in electronic voting. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Internet of Things (loT) allows the interconnection of several embedded devices that manipulate data of different types and perform critical tasks. This environment promises to be a source of great benefits to people lives but it definitely brings new (AU)
The advent of computing in the last decades made the storage of big amounts of data of any nature (documments, pictures, etc) in an electronic device possible.The fact of these data being secret most of the times made necessary the creation of an authentication method capable of retaining the data's confidentiality.The passwords and the passphrases emerged as a safe, efficient and flexibl…
With the advancement of computation in the last decades, organizations have begun to make extensive use of computers to store and exchange information, largely sensitive. The computer security area shows up increasingly essential to protect and prevent such data from leaking in many different ways. The concept of data exfiltration is the extraction of data from a closed network after mali…
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