New Models for Protocol Security
Abstract
Following the ground-breaking work on public-key encryption in the 70's, the field of Cryptography has evolved far beyond securing message transmission. This novel use of cryptography, however, also admits new types of attacks, which require studying new models of security. During the reporting period, we have focused on two major directions within this topic: security under concurrent executions, and security under tampering attacks. Our research has been published in the premier Computer Science Theory conferences (STOC, FOCS, ITCS), and the premier Cryptography conferences (CRYPTO, EuroCrypt, TCC); 5 of these papers were selected for special issues on best papers.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 18, 2015
- Accession Number
- ADA622803
Entities
People
- Rafael Pass
Organizations
- Cornell University