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The PhD student and team explored various promising avenues in terms of obfuscation (security through obscurity), which involves incorporating a discreet "tattoo" into a computer code using artificial intelligence techniques.
Trojan horses were also designed as part of this project in a bid to more clearly understand the implications of such hardware threats and to consider countermeasures at the time of design.
Jean-Christophe Le Lann: "This original project is set to continue with support from the Cyber Center of Excellence. It is of interest to the French Defense, Procurement and Technology Agency (DGA) and will be the subject of a second thesis beginning in 2022."