In a project, In collaboration with the University of Applied Science (HSR) in Rapperswil, Switzerland, Securosys has investigated ways to protect information in the future. The researchers of the Institute for Microelectronics and Embedded Systems (IMES) have developed, among other, a computing architecture, which, to the best of their knowledge, is most effective for calculating ECC-based algorithms, which are often used in connection with digital signatures.
Paper: Flexible FPGA-Based Architectures for Curve Point Multiplication over GF (p)
Dorian Amiet, Paul Zbinden (IMES HSR) and Andreas Curiger (Securosys).
Project supported by the Federal Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI).
