In this talk, I will discuss new research directions along this goal, ranging from basic public-key encryption (PKE) to advanced fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), and substantial applications. Particularly, I will present the crypto basics following NIST’s current efforts in standardizing post-quantum PKE. Then I will describe how to expand the scope to achieve and improve further advanced crypto capabilities, including fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), and a compelling subset of its applications.
Computer Sciences
November 2023
Monday, November 13 @3:10 pm
Workshop / Seminar
Online - Online
Wednesday, November 15 @10:45 am
Presentation
Online - Online
Title: AN ANALYSIS OF CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES
Presenter: James Crabb, Master of Science in Computer Science, Thesis Final Examination
Chair: Assefaw Gebremedhin
Monday, November 27 @3:10 pm
Workshop / Seminar
Online - Online
This presentation will provide an overview of the cause of microarchitectural side-channel vulnerability and will examine a few examples and how to take advantage of them. We will conclude by exploring potential strategies to mitigate such vulnerabilities and generally ensure hardware security