Dr. Saloomeh Shariati

I pursue my PhD in Crypto group under the supervision of Prof. Francois-Xavier Standaert and Prof. Benoit Macq since Aug 2008. I have been working on Image-based PUFs (Physical Uncloneable Function) and their application in anti-counterfeiting and brand protection. My research includes introducing new PUFs and their dedicated processing (using image-processing and cryptographic techniques), formal analysis of security properties of Image-based PUFs and design and analysis of PUF-based security frameworks. Since Jan 2008, I have been funded by TOMO3D and TRACEA projects from Belgium Wallonia Region.

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