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16DEC 2022
General
Presentation Bachelor Thesis Koffi Tino Gnagniko: „Thora protocol enhanced with SALRS to ensure payers and payees privacy“
On 22. Dezember 2022 at 5pm, Koffi Tino Gnagniko will present his bachelor thesis titled „Thora protocol enhanced with SALRS to ensure payers and payees privacy“. You can join the Zoom meeting using the following details: https://fau.zoom.us/j/65767077997?pwd=c2ZMV29WK3lpUlZqMTJiY1B4VGliZz09 Meeting ID: 657 6707 7997 Passcode: 812492 Abstract: The transaction throughput of many currently available cryptocurrencies is insufficient to […]On 22. Dezember 2022 at 5pm, Koffi Tino Gnagniko will present his bachelor thesis titled „Thora protocol enhanced with SALRS to ensure payers and payees privacy“. You can join the Zoom meeting using the following details: https://fau.zoom.us/j/65767077997?pwd=c2ZMV29WK3lpUlZqMTJiY1B4VGliZz09 Meeting ID: 657 6707 7997 Passcode: 812492 Abstract: The transaction throughput of many currently available cryptocurrencies is insufficient to […]
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28NOV 2022
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Talk by Christoph Striecks: „Efficient Puncturable Encryption – From Bloom Filters to Forward Security“
On 9 December 2022 at 10am, Christoph Striecks from the Australian Institute of Technology (AIT) will give a talk on forward security. Location: big seminar room at our chair (Fürther Str 246c/Entry 5/ 2. floor) “Forward security is an essential design goal of modern cryptographic protocols with a long body of literature in several application […]
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24NOV 2022
General
Talk by Jonathan Katz: “Zero Knowledge Proofs and Potential Legal Applications”
On 13 December 2022 at 18h, Jonathan Katz (University of Maryland) will give a talk titled „Zero Knowledge Proofs and Potential Legal Applications“. Location: Room 12.150, Martensstraße 3, 91058 Erlangen. “In this talk I will introduce the notion of zero-knowledge proofs and survey some of the work done over the past few years to improve […]
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10NOV 2022
General
„Assessing Anonymity Techniques Employed in German Court Decisions: A De-Anonymization Experiment“ Accepted to USENIX Security Symposium 2023
The paper „Assessing Anonymity Techniques Employed in German Court Decisions: A De-Anonymization Experiment“ has been accepted to 32nd USENIX Security Symposium. This is a joint work of Dominic Deuber, Michael Keuchen and Nicolas Christin. Democracy requires transparency. Consequently, courts of law must publish their decisions. At the same time, the interests of the persons involved in these […]The paper „Assessing Anonymity Techniques Employed in German Court Decisions: A De-Anonymization Experiment“ has been accepted to 32nd USENIX Security Symposium. This is a joint work of Dominic Deuber, Michael Keuchen and Nicolas Christin. Democracy requires transparency. Consequently, courts of law must publish their decisions. At the same time, the interests of the persons involved in these […]
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13SEP 2022
Disseration
Defense Dissertation Christoph Egger: “On Abstraction and Modularization in Protocol Analysis”
The defense of Christoph Egger’s dissertation, titled “On Abstraction and Modularization in Protocol Analysis” will take place on 7 October 2022 at 1:00 PM CEST. You can join the Zoom meeting using the following details: https://fau.zoom.us/j/69761460307?pwd=bXorOG5mSkRCdVVrbW1TODFzRFY3UT09 Meeting ID: 697 6146 0307 Passcode: 962932
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09AUG 2022
General
„Verifiable Timed Linkable Ring Signatures For Scalable Payments for Monero“ Accepted to ESORICS 2022
The paper „Verifiable Timed Linkable Ring Signatures For Scalable Payments for Monero“ has been accepted to 27th European Symposium on Research in Computer Security. This is a joint work of Sri Aravindakrishnan Thyagarajan, Giulio Malavolta, Fritz Schmidt and Dominique Schröder. Decentralized cryptocurrencies still suffer from three interrelated weaknesses: Low transaction rates, high transaction fees, and long confirmation times. […]The paper „Verifiable Timed Linkable Ring Signatures For Scalable Payments for Monero“ has been accepted to 27th European Symposium on Research in Computer Security. This is a joint work of Sri Aravindakrishnan Thyagarajan, Giulio Malavolta, Fritz Schmidt and Dominique Schröder. Decentralized cryptocurrencies still suffer from three interrelated weaknesses: Low transaction rates, high transaction fees, and long confirmation times. […]
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