Florida Atlantic University Crypto Café

cryptography and security Mathematics

Audience:	Advanced learners
Seminar series time:	Every other Thursday 15:00-16:00 in your time zone, UTC
Organizers:	Francesco Sica, Veronika Kuchta, Shi Bai, Edoardo Persichetti
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A seminar series of the FAU crypto group in the mathematics department. We welcome speakers, both online or in person, to join us and discuss their research or job-related opportunities. Beach lovers - come and believe!

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Thu	Dec 05	15:00	Abhraneel Dutta	Polynomial Inversion Algorithms in Constant Time for Post-Quantum Cryptography

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Your time			Speaker	Title
Thu	Nov 14	15:00	Merey Sarsengeldin	Variational Quantum Neural Network for modeling and solving Heat and Mass transfer problems.
Thu	Oct 31	14:00	Francesco Sica	Group Actions and the Discrete Log Problem
Thu	Oct 17	14:00	Ruslan Ospanov	The MCDM-RL-based Framework for Consensus Protocol Selection for IoT networks.
Thu	Oct 03	14:00	Veronika Kuchta	Proximity gaps for Reed-Solomon Codes and their Application in Interactive Oracle Proofs of Proximity and ZK-SNARKs
Thu	Sep 19	14:00	Shi Bai	Lattice-based cryptography: construction and analysis.
Thu	Sep 05	14:00	Edoardo Persichetti	A Brief Introduction to Code-Based Cryptography
Mon	Apr 08	14:00	Francesco Sica	Acceleration of multiscalar multiplication for zkSNARKs
Mon	Mar 25	14:00	Xinxin Fan	Zero-Knowledge Proofs - An Industry Perspective
Mon	Mar 11	14:00	Jason LeGrow	Post-Quantum Blind Signatures from Group Actions
Mon	Feb 26	21:30	Lukas Kölsch	A general and unifying construction for semifields and their related maximum rank distance codes
Mon	Feb 12	15:00	Merve Karabulut	Number Theoretic Transform: A Python-based Speed Enhancement
Mon	Jan 29	15:00	Vincenzo Pallozzi Lavorante	Locality and complexity distribution in coding theory, an approach based on Galois theory
Tue	Dec 05	15:00	Dominic Gold	TDA-Preprocessing Yields Quantifiable Efficiency Gains in Privacy-Preserving ML Models
Tue	Nov 21	15:00	Paolo Santini	A New Formulation of the Linear Equivalence Problem and Shorter LESS Signatures
Tue	Nov 07	15:00	Zhenisbek Assylbekov	Intractability of Learning AES with Gradient-based Methods
Tue	Oct 24	14:00	William Youmans	An algorithm for solving the principal ideal problem with subfields
Tue	Oct 10	14:00	Tran Ngo	Analysis for Lattice Enumeration
Tue	Sep 26	14:00	Zhijun Yin	Exploring the Power of Multivariate Public Key Cryptography (MPKC)
Tue	Sep 12	14:00	Paul Zimmermann	Deciphering Charles Quint (A diplomatic letter from 1547)
Tue	Aug 29	14:00	Adam Yergovich	Challenges in Securing a Worldwide Enterprise Network Footprint - The Basics from Australia to Zimbabwe
Mon	Apr 24	15:00	Keegan Ryan	Fast Practical Lattice Reduction through Iterated Compression
Mon	Apr 10	15:00	Cariel Cohen	Securing Cloud Business Applications: A Practical Approach to Cybersecurity and Compliance
Mon	Mar 27	15:00	David Wu	Succinct Vector, Polynomial, and Functional Commitments from Lattices
Mon	Mar 13	15:00	Corentin Jeudy	On the Secret Distributions in Module Learning With Errors
Mon	Feb 27	16:00	Mila Anastasova	Time-Efficient Finite Field Microarchitecture Design for Curve448 and Ed448 on Cortex-M4.
Mon	Feb 13	16:30	Bill Brumley	Side Channel Analysis and Lattice Attacks

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