PhD Position in Robust Sensor Security Against X-Ray and Multimodal Physical Attacks

This PhD position focuses on developing robust sensors and countermeasures to defend against X-ray and multimodal physical attacks. Conducted within a French doctoral school specializing in electronics and signal processing, the project aims to enhance the security of cyber-physical systems by addressing vulnerabilities in sensor technology. The successful candidate will contribute to innovative research while collaborating with leading experts in the field. The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of hardware security and signal processing, with potential applications in critical infrastructure and IoT devices.

• Develop robust sensor technologies to detect and mitigate X-ray and multimodal physical attacks.
• Conduct research on novel countermeasures to enhance the security of cyber-physical systems.
• Design and implement experimental setups to test sensor vulnerabilities and security measures.
• Analyze and interpret sensor data to identify patterns and vulnerabilities in physical attacks.
• Collaborate with research teams to integrate findings into broader cybersecurity frameworks.
• Publish research findings in high-impact academic journals and conferences.
• Present research progress at national and international conferences.