Eran Tromer
Head, Laboratory for Experimental Information Security (LEISec)
Member, Israeli Center of Research Excellence in Algorithms (I-CORE Algo)
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| Mailing address: | School of Computer Science Tel Aviv University POB 39040 Tel Aviv 6997801 Israel |
I am a faculty member at the School of Computer Science at Tel Aviv University.
My research focus is information security, cryptography and algorithms. I am particularly interested in what happens when cryptographic systems meet the real world, where computation is faulty and leaky.
I head the Laboratory for Experimental Information Security (LEISec), where my group investigates side-channel information leakage in computers through physical emanations (e.g., acoustic, electric and electromagnetic) and via software (e.g., cache contention in local and cloud computing).
I cofounded SCIPR Lab, where we construct cryptographic systems for ensuring the integrity of computation conducted on untrusted, faulty and malicious platforms.
Other research interests include digital currency, tamper resilience, homomorphic encryption, special-purpose code-breaking hardware and various aspects of network and systems security. See my publications for more information.