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publications
Secure Account Recovery for a Privacy-Preserving Web Service
USENIX Security, 2024
resources-context
The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work Permalink
Phillip Rogaway powerfully argues that cryptographers have a duty to confront the social and political implications of our work. Alternatively, watch the talk version.
Crypto for the People Permalink
A talk by Seny Kamara that lays out a vision for how cryptographic research can better serve marginalized groups.
What Happened to the Crypto Dream? Permalink
A short essay that discusses why much of the cryptographic research that enhances privacy has failed to make its way into the real world. Also read part 2 here.
Defend Dissent: Digital Suppression and Cryptographic Defense of Social Movements Permalink
A textbook that covers the history and present of digital surveillance and cryptography in US activist movements.
resources-dp
Gautam Kamath Lectures and Course Notes Permalink
A semester’s worth of lectures on differential privacy. There’s full lecture videos, problem sets, and typed notes. So good.
resources-lattice
Bar-Ilan Winter School on Lattice-Based Cryptography Permalink
A series of talks from various speakers. Starts from the basics and covers some fundamental constructions, including a lot of time spent on FHE.
Chris Peikert Course Notes Permalink
A set of typed lecture notes and homeworks from a class Chris Peikert teaches. The lecture notes are more detailed than his survey (see below), and there’s some good exercises in the homeworks.
A Decade of Lattice Cryptography Permalink
I think this is the most complete written introduction to lattice based crypto out there. It’s a nice overview of common lattice problems and cryptographic constructions.
resources-mpc
Bar-Ilan Winter School on MPC Permalink
A nice series of introductory talks that cover a handful of important MPC protocols. The later videos give an overview of some at-the-time recent papers in the space (from 2015).
A Pragmatic Introduction to Secure Multi-Party Computation Permalink
This book gives a high-level introduction to various common MPC protocols and techniques. It’s very digestible and covers a lot more protocols than the Bar-Ilan winter school videos. There are no security proofs though, unfortunately.
How to Simulate It Permalink
Simulation proofs are used in many areas of cryptography, but they’re especially critical for MPC. This paper helped me wrap my head around what simulation-based definitions actually mean, why they’re used, and how the proofs work.
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Ran Canetti Lectures Permalink
A high-level introduction to universal composability from the UC oracle himself. Watch before reading Ran’s UC Paper, which as far as I know is the only complete description of the UC framework.
talks
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Conference Proceeding talk 3 on Relevant Topic in Your Field
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teaching
Teaching experience 1
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Teaching experience 2
Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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