Eyal Ronen
Tel Aviv University
Welcome!
I’m a faculty member at Tel Aviv University’s School of Computer Science. My research interests are in cybersecurity and applied cryptography. I am interested in analyzing and designing real-world implementations of cryptographic and security protocols and primitives (both in software and hardware). In particular, my research spans side-channel attacks (e.g., power analysis and cache attacks), cryptographic protocols (e.g., TLS and WPA3), cryptanalysis of cryptographic primitives (e.g., AES), adversarial machine learning, IoT security, and password-based authentication.
I completed my Ph.D. at the Weizmann Institute of Science, where I was fortunate to have Prof. Adi Shamir as my advisor. I was then a postdoctoral researcher at Tel Aviv University’s School of Computer Science and KU Leuven’s COSIC research group hosted by Prof. Bart Preneel.
I am looking for excellent students interested in working on topics related to security and cryptography.
Students
- Gal Horowitz (M.Sc.)
- Mohammed Qaiss (M.Sc.)
- Michal Shagam (Ph.d.)
- Zebin Yun (M.Sc.)
- Daniel Katzman (M.Sc.)
- Alon Shakevsky (M.Sc.)
- Ohad Amon (M.Sc.)
- Shahar Paz (M.Sc.)
Current
Former
Program Committees
- USENIX Security 2020-24
- IEEE S&P 2023-24
- ACM CCS 2022-23
- WOOT 2020-21
- CT-RSA 2021
- SAC 2020
- LatinCrypto 2019
- CPS-SPC 2019
