I am currently a PhD student in
the Software and Systems
Security group
of Eurecom, under the
supervision of Aurélien Francillon. During my PhD, my will
investigate the unsolved scientific and technical challenges of
IoT devices security inside 5G networks through side-channel
analysis.
Previously, I have obtained a Double Degree in
Computer Science and Engineering from
Université de Versailles
Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ) (France)
and Institut des Sciences et
Techniques des Yvelines (ISTY) (France) in 2020. I had the
opportunity to do 3 internship. 2 in high-performance computing,
at Exascale Computing Research and ATOS (France), addressing
low-level problems and performance optimization/energy
saving. The last one was in security at IRISA (France), studying
transient execution attack and their simulation.
My research interests include abstraction barriers
between hardware/radio and software security. I like to go deeper
in layers of abstraction until understanding how a system work as
precisely as possible.
When I'm not on a computer topic, I like to read
science and philosophy (ethic is a fascinating subject), I enjoy
to practice different mountain sports (in somewhat a wild
manner), to discover and listen music (the most beautiful art,
isn't it?), and a bunch of other little things.