This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Christophe Malterre: Advancing Embedded-System Security
Introduction
Christophe Malterre is an inventor based in Tucson, Arizona. His work includes a patent focused on detecting side-channel attacks against electronic target devices using deep neural network learning.
Latest Patents
Malterre is associated with 1 patent: “Deep Neural Network Learning Based Tools for Embedded Systems Under Side Channel Attacks.” The patent describes a method for detecting a side-channel attack on an electronic target device. It uses deep neural network learning as part of a security approach for embedded systems.
Career Highlights
Malterre’s patent addresses the challenge of identifying side-channel attacks, which exploit information unintentionally revealed during a device’s operation. The disclosed method applies machine-learning techniques to help detect such attacks.
Collaborations
The patent lists Ryan Redford and Roman Lysecky among Malterre’s coworkers, reflecting collaborative work related to embedded-system security.
Conclusion
Christophe Malterre’s patented work applies deep neural network learning to the detection of side-channel attacks, contributing to research on protecting embedded electronic systems.
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