Faculty development programme
PQLeaks: Practical Side-Channel and Fault Attacks on Post-Quantum Lattice-based Cryptography
- Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
- Good Governance and Security
The record
- Type
- Faculty development programme
- School
- Reporting cycle
- 2024
- Programme type
- Conference/Webinar
- Duration
- For webinar/Conference
- People participating
- 1
Classification
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
16.4 Significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows and combat all forms of organized crime
Tier B rule cybersecurity matched "side channel" in the record’s own title. Names cybersecurity, cybercrime or data protection. Classified under SDG 16 because the subject is illicit activity and the integrity of institutions rather than industrial capability.
- High confidence
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- Rule-derived
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- Produced by
- tier-b-lexicon-v2, under kortex-input-v1+rubric@1.1.0#7bc5877481c9+lexicon@tier-b-lexicon-v2#fb739e066356Input template kortex-input-v1; rubric 1.1.0; lexicon tier-b-lexicon-v2. Each can change without the others, which is why the version is a composite.
Viksit Bharat @2047
vb-4 Good Governance and Security
Derived through the seeded SDG-to-Viksit-Bharat crosswalk from the primary SDG 16 label. Tier B rule cybersecurity matched "side channel" in the record’s own title. Names cybersecurity, cybercrime or data protection. Classified under SDG 16 because the subject is illicit activity and the integrity of institutions rather than industrial capability.
- Produced by
- tier-b-lexicon-v2, under kortex-input-v1+rubric@1.1.0#7bc5877481c9+lexicon@tier-b-lexicon-v2#fb739e066356Input template kortex-input-v1; rubric 1.1.0; lexicon tier-b-lexicon-v2. Each can change without the others, which is why the version is a composite.
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| Source system | Reference | Last read |
|---|---|---|
| KIIT PBAS reporting workbook, 2024 cycle | Faculty Improv. Prog. - 2024!869 |
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KIIT Deemed to be University. “PQLeaks: Practical Side-Channel and Fault Attacks on Post-Quantum Lattice-based Cryptography”. Kortex. Last read 17 September 2026.