prof. RNDr. Václav Matyáš, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Computer Systems and Communications

Office: A407
Botanická 554/68a
602 00 Brno

Phone:	+420 549 49 5165
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Field of study: Computer Systems and Technologies

Authenticated and Resilient Disk Encryption – graduate 2019
Small scale denial of service attacks – graduate 2015
On automated evaluation of key management schemes in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2015

Usable security - the creation and analysis of secure systems respecting human interactions – ongoing study
Introducing key extraction to secrecy amplification protocols for ad-hoc networks – graduate 2022
Two Cases of Human-Centered Computer Science: Usable Developer Interaction with TLS Certificates and Effective Teaching Assistant Training – graduate 2022

Constant-time cryptographic algorithm implementations – ongoing study
Real-world deployment of cryptographic functions: On misuse detection and certification effectiveness – ongoing study
Examining and improving security of elliptic curve cryptography – ongoing study
Usable and secure user authentication – graduate 2024
Randomness and cryptographic functions – graduate 2022
On cryptographic weaknesses related to elliptic curves – graduate 2022

Challenging RSA cryptosystem implementations – graduate 2020
On selected end-user issues in usable security – graduate 2019
Secrecy amplification in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2019
Optimization of intrusion detection systems in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2017
On selected privacy and security issues in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2014
On intrusion detection in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2012
Cryptographic random and pseudorandom data generators – graduate 2009
Context information and user profiling – graduate 2009
The link key security in wireless sensor networks – graduate 2009