Thákurova 2077/7
Praha
Petr Socha was born in Liberec, Czech Republic, in 1993. He received his Ph.D. in Informatics, namely the side-channel security of embedded devices, with special focus on FPGA cryptographic implementations, from the Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Information Technology, in 2023.
He is a Research Scientist at the Czech Technical University in Prague. He is the author of 11 conference papers and five journal articles. His research interests include cryptographic hardware, side-channel security, embedded systems, and digital design. He teaches several university subjects and he also teaches IT at an elementary school. He is an external reviewer for the Microprocessors and Microsystems journal.
Mr. Socha's awards for his scientific work include the Stanislav Hanzl award (CTU in Prague, 2018) and the Josef Hlávka award (Hlávka Foundation, 2020). Mr. Socha is a member of the IEEE and IACR societies.
Supervised theses
- Adam Rektořík: Effect of signal-to-noise ratio on the success of a side channel attack, Bachelor's thesis @ CTU in Prague, 2022
- Tomáš Přeučil: Implementation of the signature scheme Rainbow on SoC FPGA, Master's thesis @ Uppsala University, 2021
- David Pokorný: Side-channel analysis of Rainbow post-quantum signature, Master's thesis @ CTU in Prague, 2021