Mathematical Cryptanalysis in the Real World 

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Mathematical Cryptanalysis in the Real World

when 6:30‐8pm where NYUAD Campus, Conference Center who NYU Abu Dhabi Institute
Open to the Public

Mathematical Cryptanalysis in the Real World 

Cryptography is often regarded as a cornerstone of computer security. Yet, many public-key cryptographic algorithms show vulnerability to implementation errors or misinterpretations. This talk surveys 'weapons of math destruction' that have proven remarkably effective in identifying flawed cryptographic implementations in real-world scenarios. It also covers adventures in both active and passive network measurement of cryptographic protocols, highlighting the challenges and advancements in this critical field.

Speaker
Nadia Heninger, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, University of California, San Diego

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