Amir Moradi

Amir Moradi is Professor for Implementation Security at TU Darmstadt. His research focuses on hardware security with emphasis on side-channel analysis, fault injection attacks, and secure implementation of cryptographic primitives.

Key research areas include:

• Development of countermeasures against physical attacks
• Efficient cryptographic implementations for constrained devices
• Hardware Trojan detection and prevention
• Automated verification of secure hardware designs

He leads multiple DFG-funded projects including nano-scale side-channel analysis and long-term security for trusted platforms. Recent work demonstrates innovations in hardware masking techniques and automated security verification.

Professor Moradi has received numerous awards including the IEEE S&P Distinguished Paper Award (2023), German IT Security Award (2022), and CHES Best Paper Award (2019). He serves on program committees of major security conferences including CHES, EUROCRYPT, and ASIACRYPT.