Crypto '96 Rump Session Presentations

Ground rules

7:00 Stuart Haber

Attacks

7:05 H. Gilbert, A. Odlyzko, and J.-J. Quisquater et. al.

Weaknesses in Shamir's "RSA for Paranoids"

7:12 Tal Milkin

An attack on the Harn-Lin oblivious transfer protocol

7:16 John Kelsey

Timing attacks and IDEA

7:20 Marc Joye and J.-J. Quisquater

The importance of securing your bin

History

7:26 Whitfield Diffie

Sigaba

Standards

7:33 Burt Kaliski

IEEE P1363 update

7:36 John Kennedy

ANSI X9 standards for Diffie-Hellman and triple-DES

7:39 Louis Guillou

ISO/IE 9796-2: A search for minimal storage and transmission overheads for digital signatures

Analysis I

7:42 Y. Kaneko, S. Moriai, and H. Miyano

Provable security of a DES-like cipher depending on its number of rounds

7:47 W. Aiello, M. Bellare, G. DiCrescenzo, and R. Venkatesan

The effective key length of triple DES and related transformations

Poetry

7:52 Eric Hughes, et. al.

Break

Simon Blackburn

Linear complexity profiles in O(m (log m)^2 log log m) time

New constructions I

8:10 Don Coppersmith, Don Johnson, and Stephen M. Matyas

Triple DES cipher block chaining with output feedback masking

8:17 Moti Young and Adam Young

Kleptography

Keys

8:22 Matt Blaze

Oblivious key escrow

8:28 Carl Ellison

Key recovery without third parties

8:31 Ross Anderson

Euroclipper: the GCHQ protocol

Politics

8:37 John Gilmore

Crypto export controls are unconstitutional (and we're proving it this year)

Securing 5% of the internet against wiretaps by Christmas

System, etc.

8:44 Matt Blaze, Joan Feigenbaum, and Jack Lacy

Trust management

8:49 Eric Blossom

Real-world issues in the design and implementation of a triple-DES secure phone

BREAK

Alain P. Hiltgen

A simple probabilistic argument yielding the order of correlation immunity and the resilience of a composed function

MACs

9:10 Shai Halevi and Hugo Krawczyk

Software message authentication towards Gbit/sec rates

9:16 Gene Itkis

Asymmetric MACs

New constructions II

9:21 Daniele Micciancio

An oblivious data structure and its applications to cryptography

9:26 Ran Canetti and Rosario Gennaro

Incoercible multi-party computation

9:31 Jeffrey Hoffstein, Jill Pipher, and Joseph Silverman

A ring-based public-key cryptosystem

Analysis II

9:37 Hiroshi Miyano

Append dependency of linear/differential probability of addition

9:42 A. M. Youssef, T. W. Cusick, P. Stanica, and S. E. Tavares

New bounds on the number of functions satisfying the strict avalanche criternion