CoEIA Researchers Publish Paper on Bypassing Advanced NXP Chip Protections
A CoEIA research team published a paper describing an innovative method to bypass the advanced protection mechanisms of NXP chips using voltage fault injection.
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A CoEIA research team published a paper describing an innovative method to bypass the advanced protection mechanisms of NXP chips using voltage fault injection.
The King Saud University pavilion at the Global AI Summit showcased several CoEIA projects specialized in cybersecurity.
CoEIA took part in the Cyber Diplomacy and Governance conference organized by the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) in Jordan.
CoEIA at King Saud University was granted US patent number 11271971 by the USPTO in the field of vehicle cybersecurity.
CoEIA took part in the World Defense Show with a panel discussion titled "Cybersecurity: Towards a Safer Cyberspace."
CoEIA sponsored the second edition of the Saudi Open Source Summit in partnership with Slnee, PARMG, SAFCSP and the Ministry of Communications and IT.
CoEIA took part in a lecture organized by the Islamic Coalition on how breaches happen, covering cyberattacks and ways to prevent them.