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JCProfilerNext Featured at ARES 2026
How can subtle security vulnerabilities in smart cards be detected? CCAT researchers will present a new methodology for identifying timing side-channel vulnerabilities in Java Card applications at the ARES Conference 2026 (24–27 August in Linköping, Sweden).
The 21st International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES 2026) will feature a session on JCProfilerNext, a tool developed as part of the SCRUTINY toolset by CCAT.
On Wednesday, 26 August, CCAT researchers Veronika Hanulíková and Petr Švenda will present a methodology for detecting timing side-channel vulnerabilities in Java Card applications. The approach combines precise timing measurements, power-trace analysis, and differential fuzzing, and has been successfully tested on real smart cards, including the Satochip hardware wallet and JCMathLib, where it detected subtle vulnerabilities.
See the full programme on the conference website.
