The ANC Team
Róbert Lórencz
Head of the group, professor
Róbert Lórencz leads the group. His research interests include residue number systems, fast and precise scientific computations, physical unclonable functions (PUF), true random number generators (TRNG), and cryptanalysis of ciphers.
Jiří Buček
Researcher, assistant professor
Jiří Buček is primarily interested in the security of cryptographic implementations, such as in microcontrollers, RFID, and NFC technologies. He also explores hardware architectures for cryptography and computation in residue number systems.
Simona Fornůsek
Researcher, assistant professor
Simona Fornůsek is primarily interested in system security, network security, and security management. Her particular focus is in threat analysis and behavioral detection. She also explored methods of generating and storing keys for symmetric and asymmetric cryptography.
Josef Kokeš
Researcher, assistant professor
Josef Kokeš is primarily interested in low level security, software reverse engineering, secure programming, and cryptalysis of block ciphers.
Filip Kodýtek
Researcher, assistant professor
Filip Kodýtek is primarily interested in the design and attacks on physical unclonable functions (PUF) and true random number generators (TRNG).
Martin Jureček
Researcher, assistant professor
Martin Jureček deals with malware detection and cryptanalysis. His particular interest lies in machine learning algorithms, optimization, and adversarial learning.
Jiří Dostál
Researcher, assistant professor
Jiří Dostál is interested the security of Internet of Things, Operational Technology, and network security.
Jan Bělohoubek
Researcher, assistant professor
Jan Bělohoubek is focused mainly on hardware security, modeling of silicon structures, and low level hardware design. He deals with fault simulation in the digital and analog domains.