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Rebecca Young gives interesting insights when Comparing Key Rank Estimation Methods and dispels the myth of synthetic data, work with Luke Mather, Elisabeth Oswald @zwitschermitzi
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It was my privilege to introduce @danpag3 as the keynote speaker today at @CardisConf where he talked about the role of ISA in designing secure crypto implementations. The slides will be online and I will for sure revisit them
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The toxic culture of rejection in computer science
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We're currently advertising a postdoc position in Quantum Computing Theory at Bristol - for further details and to apply, please see bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…
Congrats to Ross and coauthors on failing well!
cfail 2022 accepted papers are up: cfail.org/cfail2022 Congrats (or condolences?) to the authors!
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cfail 2022 accepted papers are up: cfail.org/cfail2022 Congrats (or condolences?) to the authors!
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Congratulations to Thomas Decru for successfully defending his PhD thesis "Aspects of elliptic and hyperelliptic curve isogeny-based cryptography". 🎓
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Excellent talk from Chloe Martindale at Summer School on Real-World Crypto and Privacy on ECC and isogeny-based cryptography with many visual parallels, which managed to bring these abstract concepts to life.
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Very excited to see the first stable release of the jasmin programming language released today: github.com/jasmin-lang/jasmi…
See also github.com/jasmin-lang/jasmi…
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#CARDIS2022 call for paper is online at events.cs.bham.ac.uk/cardis2…. Still plenty of time to prepare your best paper and submit by June 24 2022.
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TASER: Topics in hArdware SEcurity and RISC-V
affiliated workshop at CHES 2022
call for presentations
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#Event ANTS-XV: Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium: Bristol, United Kingdom, 8 August - 12 August 2022 people.maths.bris.ac.uk/~jb1…
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I am happy to announce that we are planning to run a celebratory *real-life* week-long event in Bristol to finish up the #isogenyschool ! Dates are 31st January - 4th February 2022. Watch this space and isogenyschool2020.co.uk/ for more info soon. #2022isthenew2020
Want to work on making sure we don't repeat micro-architectural mistakes, even when efficiency is key? Join Dan Page's projects and come help design, evaluate and build tools around hardware-backed cryptography (in RISC-V).
bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…
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Hello... Hello... Is this thing on?
We're back on with a *pop*! That's the sound of the bubbly opening up to celebrate @chloelono and her coauthors' success at CRYPTO'21, with "Improved torsion point attacks on SIDH variants."
eprint.iacr.org/2020/633 1/5
Together with her co-authors, @chloelono had been trying and failing to break SIKE for quite some time now (2+ years). In this paper they give two different avenues of attack which apply to different parameter sets of SIDH (but *not* the SIKE parameter sets). 4/5
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A congrats message from our first honorary #BristolGrad of the week 🎉
Cryptographer Professor Peter Landrock (Executive Chairman and co-founder of Cryptomathic @CRYPTOMAThIC )
Read more about today's honoraries here: bristol.ac.uk/news/2019/july…



















