Faculty of Engineering and Science (FES)
Workshop on Provable Security: Playing Games with the Adversary
Date: 21 July 2012 (Sat)
Speaker: Dr. Raphael Phan C.W.
Time: 9am-1.15pm
Dr. Raphael Phan of Loughborough
University, UK, passionately researches
the diverse aspects of security and privacy;
and more generally anything to do with
malice. Raphael is in the Editorial Board
of Cryptologia, and the Cryptology &
Information Security series of IOS Press.
He is General Chair of Mycrypt '05 and
Asiacrypt '07, Program Chair of ISH '05,
and serves in technical Program
Committees of international security
conferences since 2005. He is co-designer
of BLAKE, one of the five hash functions in the final of the NIST
SHA-3 competition.
Venue: 6th Floor, SA Block, Faculty of Engineering and Science,
Kuala Lumpur Campus
Objectives:
- To grasp the popularized concept of provable security within the
context of cryptography
- To study some example cryptographic constructions in relation to
provable security
Abstract:
Provable security is the de facto approach to offering some
assurance of a cryptographic construction's security. This workshop
will investigate the main ideas behind this approach, and discuss
some example cryptographic constructions where provable security
applies.
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Workshop on “Provable Security: Playing Games with the
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16 July 2012
Lunch will be served after the workshop at 1.15 pm.
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