(English version below)

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Cyber In Sophia Antipolis

8ème édition de l'école d'été du GDR Sécurité Informatique
3-7 juillet, 2023
Sophia-Antipolis, France

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L'école d'été en sécurité informatique "Cyber in Sophia Antipolis" est
un événement du GDR Sécurité Informatique. L'école sera organisée par
EURECOM du 3 au 7 juillet 2023 à Sophia Antipolis (entre Nice et
Cannes), au CIV (Centre International de Valbonne).

https://www.s3.eurecom.fr/~aurel/summer-school-2023/

L’objectif de la formation est de dispenser un enseignement pointu sur
la thématique de la cybersécurité, sous forme de *cours* et de *travaux
pratiques*. Le public visé est celui des étudiants (en master et en
thèse), jeunes chercheurs et industriels. Outre le savoir acquis au
cours d’une telle école, les participants pourront également profiter de
cette semaine pour nouer de nouveaux contacts.

Cette année, les cours et travaux pratiques aborderont de nombreux
sujets autour de la thématique de la recherche et de l’exploitation de
vulnérabilités.

== Programme

L’école sera constituée de 5 Keynotes, des cours et des TPs.

Keynotes:

Davide Balzarotti, EURECOM, "Memory Forensics: Current Practices and
Future Directions"

Sebastien Bardin, CEA, "Five shades of symbolic execution for
vulnerability hunting"

Mathy Vanhoef, KU Leuven, "Recent Wi-Fi attacks and defenses: general
lessons learned and open problems"

Olivier Thomas, Texplained, "All you want to know about integrated
circuit reverse-engineering"

Daniel Gruss, Graz University of Technology, "Microarchitectural
Side-Channel and Fault Attacks"


Cours et TPs: 

Driss Aboulkassimi, Thomas Hiscock, Simon Pontie, CEA, "Fault injection
and side channels on smartphones" (Title TBC)

Adrian Dabrowski, CISPA, "Mobile network security" (title TBC)

Noémie Véron, Marcel Moritz (Université de Lille, CERAPS), "Legal
issues in exploiting vulnerabilities. Examples of intelligence
services and the Ex-files project"

Anil Kurmus, IBM Zurich, "Automated kernel exploitation" (title TBC)

Pierre Laperdrix, CNRS, "Online tracking and browser fingerprinting:
current state and the years ahead"

Frédéric Recoules, CEA, "BINSEC lab"

Daniele Antonioli, EURECOM, "Bluetooth security"

Andrea Fioraldi, EURECOM, "Unraveling the Challenges of Modern Fuzzing
Advancements in Research and Engineering"

Romain Cayre, EURECOM, "A practical overview of 802.15.4 and ZigBee
security"

Le programme détaillé sera mise en ligne prochainement mais commencera
le Lundi à 14h et finira le Vendredi après le repas de midi.

== Inscriptions

L'inscription est  *gratuite* mais *obligatoire*, le *nombre de places
étant limité*. Une fois les inscriptions pleines une liste d'attente
sera constituée. 

L'inscription inclut l’hébergement et les repas. Les participants
devront prendre en charge leur propre transport (un email de
confirmation de prise en charge par le laboratoire sera nécessaire pour
les étudiants). Les participants s'engagent a assister a l'intégralité
de l'école d'été.

https://framaforms.org/cyber-in-sophia-summer-school-registration-1686122937

Il est possible de s'inscrire pour une participation partielle ou
sans hébergement (pour les locaux principalement).

Organisateur: Aurélien Francillon (EURECOM)

============ English version ========================

Dear all,

The summer school "Cyber in Sophia Antipolis" is the 8th edition of the
“Cyber In ..” Cybersecurity Doctoral School of the French “GDR Sécurité
Informatique“ network. This edition takes is organized by EURECOM and
place in Sophia Antipolis (between Nice and Cannes), France, July 3-7
2023.
https://www.s3.eurecom.fr/~aurel/summer-school-2023/

The school is aimed at Master/PhD students, early career researchers and
security experts from the industry. Attendees will have the opportunity
to study various topics of cybersecurity through lectures, keynotes and
practical sessions.

This year, the summer school will cover topics around the area of
research and exploitation of vulnerabilities.

== Program

The school will consist of 5 Keynotes, lectures and labs. 

Keynotes:

Davide Balzarotti, EURECOM, "Memory Forensics: Current Practices and
Future Directions"

Sebastien Bardin, CEA, "Five shades of symbolic execution for
vulnerability hunting"

Mathy Vanhoef, KU Leuven, "Recent Wi-Fi attacks and defenses: general
lessons learned and open problems"

Olivier Thomas, Texplained, "All you want to know about integrated
circuit reverse-engineering"

Daniel Gruss, Graz University of Technology, "Microarchitectural
Side-Channel and Fault Attacks"

Lectures and Labs: 

Driss Aboulkassimi, Thomas Hiscock, Simon Pontie, CEA, "Fault injection
and side channels on smartphones" (Title TBC)

Adrian Dabrowski, CISPA, "Mobile network security" (title TBC)

Noémie Véron, Marcel Moritz (Université de Lille, CERAPS), "Legal
issues in exploiting vulnerabilities. Examples of intelligence
services and the Ex-files project"

Anil Kurmus, IBM Zurich, "Automated kernel exploitation" (title TBC)

Pierre Laperdrix, CNRS, "Online tracking and browser fingerprinting:
current state and the years ahead"

Frédéric Recoules, CEA, "BINSEC lab"

Daniele Antonioli, EURECOM, "Bluetooth security"

Andrea Fioraldi, EURECOM, "Unraveling the Challenges of Modern Fuzzing
Advancements in Research and Engineering"

Romain Cayre, EURECOM, "A practical overview of 802.15.4 and ZigBee
security"

The precise program will be put online soon, but will start on Monday
2PM and finish Friday after lunch.

== Registration

The registration is *free* but *mandatory* as *the number of places is
limited*

Registration includes housing and meals. The participants will have to
cover their own transportation to Sophia Antipolis (a confirmation
email will be requested from the advisor that the laboratory can
cover the travel expenses). Participants commit to attending the whole
school. Registration is online here:

https://framaforms.org/cyber-in-sophia-summer-school-registration-1686122937

It is possible to make a partial registration, without housing (aimed
for local attendees that don't need the accommodation may attend
selected days). Once the registrations are full, we will make a waiting
list.

Organized by: Aurélien Francillon (EURECOM)