Privacy-Preserving Crypto I

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Secure Multiparty Computation: Danish Sugar Beets Auction

Explores the Danish Sugar Beets Auction, Secure Multiparty Computation, and the design of secure protocols for privacy and correctness.

Secure Collaborative Systems: Building Efficient Protocols for Linear Models

Explores building efficient protocols for linear models in secure collaborative systems, emphasizing security guarantees and computational efficiency.

Introduction to Cryptography: One-Time Pad and Public-Key Systems

Introduces cryptography, focusing on the one-time pad and public-key systems, emphasizing privacy and authenticity in information security.

Privacy-preserving authentication

Explores privacy-preserving authentication methods, zero-knowledge proofs, Schnorr's proof of identification, and their real-world applications.

Introduction to Cryptography: Fundamentals and Applications

Covers the fundamentals of cryptography, including symmetric encryption, digital signatures, and secure communication standards.

Homomorphic Encryption: Delegating Calculations Securely

Explores homomorphic encryption, enabling secure computations on encrypted data without data exposure, with applications in healthcare and finance.

Exercise - Capsules and Group Selection

Covers exercises on capsules creation, group selection, and evaluation criteria.

Privacy Preserving Crypto I: Secure Multi-Party Computation

Explores Secure Multi-Party Computation, cryptographic techniques, threat models, additive secret shares, and real-world applications of privacy-preserving protocols.

Time-Lock Encryption: Practical Applications and Algorithms

Provides an overview of time-lock encryption and its practical applications, focusing on threshold time-lock encryption algorithms and their security properties.

Cryptographic Security Models

Explores cryptographic security models, decryption vs. key recovery, the ideal cipher, MAC construction, key agreement protocol, public-key cryptosystems, and signature scheme security.