Filipe Casal

I am an Invited Assistant Professor at the Department of Informatics of the Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon.

I have obtained a PhD in Information Security at IST, Universidade de Lisboa under the supervision of João Rasga. My thesis concerns the combination of first-order satisfiability solvers, as well as probabilistic logics and their satisfiability procedures.

My main research interests are in the areas of vulnerability research, logic, automated reasoning and type theory. In particular,

• combination of first-order satisfiability solvers

• formal methods to prevent and mitigate side-channel attacks

• probabilistic logics.

Mixed Sessions

Vasco Vasconcelos, Filipe Casal, Bernardo Almeida Andreia Mordido,

ESOP 2020

Generalized Probabilistic Satisfiability and Applications to Modelling Attackers with Side-Channel Capabilities.

Carlos Caleiro, Filipe Casal, Andreia Mordido

Theoretical Computer Science 2019

Paper

Classical Generalized Probabilistic Satisfiability.

Carlos Caleiro, Filipe Casal, Andreia Mordido

IJCAI 2017

Paper | Preprint | Github

Many-Sorted Equivalence of Shiny and Strongly Polite Theories

Filipe Casal and João Rasga

Journal of Automated Reasoning (2017)

DOI: 10.1007/s10817-017-9411-y

Kolmogorov One-Way Functions Revisited

Filipe Casal, João Rasga and André Souto.

Cryptography, 2(2):9 2018

DOI: 10.3390/cryptography2020009

Generalized Probabilistic Satisfiability

Carlos Caleiro, Filipe Casal, Andreia Mordido

LFSA 2016

DOI: 10.1006/j.entcs.2017.04.004 | Github

Revisiting the equivalence of shininess and politeness

Filipe Casal and João Rasga

LPAR 2013

Preprint | DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-45221-5_15

Multiple-Model Adaptive State Estimation of the HIV-1 Infection using a Moving Horizon Approach

Filipe Casal, A. Pedro Aguiar, João M. Lemos

ECC 2013

Preprint | PDF

PhD in Information Security

September 2018

Department of Mathematics | IST, Universidade de Lisboa

PhD thesis: Combining Satisfiability Procedures and Probabilistic Satisfiability

Thesis advisor: Prof. João Rasga

Master of Science in Mathematics and Applications

July 2013

Department of Mathematics | IST, Universidade de Lisboa

Master's thesis: On Nelson-Oppen Techniques

Thesis advisor: Prof. João Rasga