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IACR Newsletter
The newsletter of the International Association for Cryptologic
Research.
Vol. 21, No. 2, Summer 2004.
Published by the International Association for Cryptologic Research
Christian Cachin, Editor
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http://www.iacr.org/newsletter/
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Contents
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* Editorial
* IACR 2004 Elections: Announcement and Nominations
* First IACR Fellows' Celebration
* CD-ROM of IACR Conference Proceedings 1998-2003
* Crypto 2004: Online registration coming soon! (Early
registration deadline: July 16)
* Eurocrypt 2004 Wrap-up: Presentations, Rump Session, Fotos
* ECRYPT - European Network of Excellence for Cryptology
* Announcements
+ Workshop on Secure Multiparty Protocols (SMP 2004)
+ SASC - The State of the Art of Stream Ciphers
+ Workshop on Provable Security
+ Compsec 2004: building business security - New rules; New
threats: Game on...
* New reports in the Cryptology ePrint Archive
* Open positions
* Calendar of events in cryptology
* IACR contact information
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Editorial
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Welcome to the 18th electronic issue of the IACR Newsletter!
http://www.iacr.org/newsletter/v21n2/4fellows.jpg
This dynamic group of cryptographers are four of the six first IACR
Fellows, designated in 2004, at Eurocrypt in Interlaken. From left:
Adi Shamir, Tom Berson, Whit Diffie, and Don Coppersmith; Ron Rivest
and David Chaum couldn't join the celebration. More pictures from
Eurocrypt are available here.
In this newsletter issue, you'll find information about ECRYPT, a
European Network of Excellence for Cryptology, sponsored by the
European Commission's Sixth Framework Programme (FP6). Many European
IACR members take an active role in ECRYPT; you are invited to attend
several workshops and schools organized by the Network, see the
announcements section.
The year 2004 is important for IACR also because of the upcoming
IACR elections; the posts of four officers and three directors will
be filled. Moreover, your Newsletter editor also intends to resign
after about 6 years of service in order make way for new talents in
IACR. If you are interested in taking up some responsibility for your
IACR, then you should talk to Andy Clark, IACR president, or any other
member of the board.
Please send your contributions to the Newsletter to
newsletter@iacr.org
The next issue of the IACR Newsletter is scheduled for publication in
October 2004. However, announcements will be posted on the IACR
Website as soon as possible.
Christian Cachin
IACR Newsletter Editor
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IACR 2004 Elections: Announcement and Nominations
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The election committee consists of:
James Hughes - Chair
Jean-Jacques Quisquater - Returns
Ed Dawson
Positions to be filled at this election (starting 1-Jan-2005):
POSITION TERM CURRENTLY
President 3 Years Andrew Clark
Vice President 3 Years Bart Preneel
Secretary 3 Years Josh Benaloh
Treasurer 3 Years Susan Langford
Director 3 Years Eli Biham
Director 3 Years Tsutomu Matsumoto
Director 3 Years Kevin S. McCurley
Nominators and nominees must be regular members of IACR. Any IACR
member can nominate another regular member and all nominations must be
made in writing to the election chairperson.
Please download and fill in the nomination form.
* http://www.iacr.org/elections/2004/nom_form.pdf
Nominations forms must be received by mail or fax by September 12,
2004 at the address below. Receipt will be acknowledged by email
within two working days (before the deadline). It is the
responsibility of the candidates to ensure the nominations and
statements are received! If you have any questions please contact
the election chairperson.
Election Chair
James Hughes
Storage Technology Corporation
7600 Boone Ave No.
Minneapolis, MN, 55428
USA
Fax: +1 612 677 3007
Email: James_Hughes@StorageTek.com
Ballots will be mailed by October 1. Ballots must be mailed to be
received by the Returning Officer in the official envelopes by
NOVEMBER 15, 2004.
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2004 IACR Fellows
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* Tom Berson
* David Chaum
* Don Coppersmith
* Whitfield Diffie
* Ron Rivest
* Adi Shamir
Four of them were present at Eurocrypt 2004 in Interlaken/Switzerland
for the celebration:
http://www.iacr.org/fellows/2004/92970023.JPG
More pictures are available at the Eurocrypt 2004 web site at
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/eurocrypt2004/fotos/banquet/index3.html
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CD-ROM of IACR Conference Proceedings 1998-2003
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Together with the printed proceedings, the attendees of a Eurocrypt,
Crypto or Asiacrypt conference in 2004 receive a CD-ROM containing the
electronic versions of the IACR conference proceedings from 1998 until
2003.
The CD-ROM included the proceedings of
Eurocrypt 1998-2003
Crypto 1998-2003
Asiacrypt 1998-2003
FSE 1998-2003
PKC 1998-2003
This CD-ROM is only available from IACR, and not from Springer-Verlag.
Currently, we have a few extra copies of the Eurocrypt 2004
proceedings including the CD-ROM available that we sell to IACR
members or others who are not attending any of the conferences in
2004. For details, please contact eurocrypt2004(at)zurich.ibm.com.
(The Eurocrypt 2004 proceedings available from Springer-Verlag and in
books stores does not include the CD-ROM.)
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Eurocrypt 2004 Wrap-up
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The program of the rump session at Eurocrypt 2004 is available at
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/eurocrypt2004/rump.html
Many presentations from the regular program are also available from
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/eurocrypt2004/program.html
And, last but not least, some fotos are available from the banquet
and from the rump session at
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/eurocrypt2004/
-- Jan Camenisch & Christian Cachin
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ECRYPT - European Network of Excellence for Cryptology
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http://www.ecrypt.eu.org/
ECRYPT - European Network of Excellence for Cryptology is a 4-year
network of excellence funded within the [2]Information Societies
Technology (IST) Programme of the European Commission's [3]Sixth
Framework Programme (FP6) under contract number IST-2002-507932. It
falls under the action line Towards a global dependability and
security framework. ECRYPT was launched on February 1st, 2004. Its
objective is to intensify the collaboration of European researchers in
information security, and more in particular in cryptology and
digital watermarking.
The activities of the ECRYPT Network of Excellence will be organized
into five virtual laboratories established as follows:
1. Symmetric techniques virtual lab (STVL)
2. Asymmetric techniques virtual lab (AZTEC)
3. Protocols virtual lab (PROVILAB)
4. Secure and efficient implementations virtual lab (VAMPIRE), and
5. Watermarking and perceptual hashing virtual lab (WAVILA).
ECRYPT activities:
* Summer schools and workshops
* Exchanges of researchers, outside visitors
* Common publications, integration of tools
* Input to standardization bodies and other dissemination
activities.
* Jointly executed targeted research, within ECRYPT's virtual labs
Calendar of Open (Public) Workshops and Schools organized by ECRYPT:
* [4]Workshop on Secure Multiparty Protocols (SMP 2004), Amsterdam,
Netherlands, 7-8 October 2004.
* [5]Workshop on Provable Security, Versailles, France, 3-5 November
2004.
* [6]State of the Art of Stream Ciphers (SASC), October 14-15,
Brugge, Belgium.
* Workshop on Stream Ciphers, Bruges, Belgium, 14-15 October 2004.
* School on Elliptic Curve Cryptography, Autumn 2004.
* Workshop on Watermarking, Winter 2005.
* School on Algorithm Crptanalysis, Spring 2005.
* Workshop on Lightweight Cryptography, Summer 2005.
* School on Unconditionally Secure Protocols, Summer 2005.
* Workshop on Special-Purpose Hardware, Summer 2005.
References
1. http://www.ecrypt.eu.org/
2. http://www.cordis.lu/ist/
3. http://www.cordis.lu/fp6/
4. http://www.zurich.ibm.com/~cca/smp2004/
5. http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/Research/CryptographySecurity/Workshop_Provable_Security.html
6. http://www.isg.rhul.ac.uk/research/projects/ecrypt/sasc-cfp.html
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Announcements
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** Workshop on Secure Multiparty Protocols (SMP 2004)
WORKSHOP ON SECURE MULTIPARTY PROTOCOLS (SMP 2004)
Announcement and Call for Contributions
October 7-8, 2004, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/~cca/smp2004/
The workshop is organized by ECRYPT, the European Network of
Excellence in Cryptology, and in connection with DISC 2004, the
18th Annual Conference on Distributed Computing, which takes place
October 5-7, in Amsterdam. (The program of October 7 will be partially
joint with DISC, and held at the same venue.) The workshop is an
activity of ECRYPT's PROVILAB, the virtual lab on cryptographic
protocols.
SCOPE
Cryptographic protocols play an important role for building secure
distributed systems. Such protocols involve the interaction of several
agents with potentially conflicting security goals. Protocols
involving only two agents, such as establishing a secure
point-to-point channel, are used widely today. However, protocols for
jointly executed tasks among multiple distrusting agents are not
frequently used because they are more difficult to define and even
harder to construct.
The goal of a multiparty protocol can be of technical nature, such as
synchronization of distributed state information, carrying out a
distributed computation, or transferring digitally signed credentials
anonymously. But it can also consist of an application itself, such as
a secure payment system, privacy-preserving data access, electronic
voting, secure auctions, and contract bidding. Secure protocols must
reach their goals despite attacks from agents who participate in the
protocol.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and
practitioners from the cryptography and distributed computing areas,
from academia and industry, who are working on secure multiparty
protocols for distributed systems, in order to engage in a discussion
about common goals and important research problems in the overlap of
the areas.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
* secure group communication
* distributed cryptosystems
* threshold cryptography
* secure multiparty computation
* anonymity-preserving protocols
* protocols supporting private data access
* secure payment schemes
* secure peer-to-peer systems
* privacy-preserving protocols for auctions and bidding
FORMAT
The workshop will consist of invited keynote presentations and
contributed presentations. There will be no proceedings, but a handout
with abstracts will be provided to all participants.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Juan Garay (Bell Labs - Lucent Technologies)
Dahlia Malkhi (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Keith Marzullo (University of California, San Diego)
Gene Tsudik (University of California, Irvine)
Moti Yung (Columbia University)
CONTRIBUTIONS
To contribute a presentation, please submit an extended abstract
summarizing a technical contribution or a position paper summarizing
your research. Contributions will be selected by the expected interest
in the topic and the potential for stimulating exchange of ideas among
the participants.
A submission must be a PDF file of at most 4 (four) pages, in letter-
or A4-format, using at least 10pt fonts and no non-standard character
sets. Submissions must be sent as an attachment by email to
cca+smp2004(at)zurich.ibm.com and will be acknowledged within one
working day after receiving.
All submissions must be received before or on July 12, 2004, and
notification of acceptance will be sent by August 10, 2004.
Contributions deviating from these guidelines will not be considered.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Lorenzo Alvisi (University of Texas, Austin, USA)
Christian Cachin (IBM Zurich Research Laboratory, Switzerland), chair
Ronald Cramer (Aarhus University and BRICS, Denmark)
Giuseppe Persiano (Università di Salerno, Italy)
STIPENDS
A limited number of stipends are available to participants from
non-ECRYPT institutions to participate in the workshop. Requests for
stipends should be sent to cca+smp2004(at)zurich.ibm.com before
September 10, 2004.
** SASC - The State of the Art of Stream Ciphers
Special Workshop to be hosted by the ECRYPT Network of Excellence
SASC - The State of the Art of Stream Ciphers
October 14-15, 2004
Brugge, Belgium
Call for Participation
http://www.isg.rhul.ac.uk/research/projects/ecrypt/sasc-cfp.html
The cryptographic community is well served by a variety of efficient
and trusted block ciphers. Yet there remains only a limited selection
of trusted, non-proprietary, and royalty-free stream ciphers.
SASC is a special workshop that aims to provide a more complete
understanding of the current state of stream cipher design and
analysis. Sponsored by the ECRYPT Network of Excellence
(http://www.ecrypt.eu.org) SASC will consider the current state of
stream cipher knowledge. In particular it is hoped to expose new and
existing stream cipher proposals, cryptanalytic tools, and design
criteria to the wider attention of the cryptographic community.
As a workshop and forum for the exchange of ideas and proposals,
active participation at SASC is encouraged. Attendees are invited to
submit papers on all aspects of stream ciphers including, but not
limited to the following:
* stream cipher analysis,
* stream cipher implementation,
* stream cipher deployment,
* stream cipher building blocks, and
* new stream cipher proposals (accompanied by appropriate security
claims and analysis).
We also encourage submissions that question or comment upon:
* the need for, and desirability of, trusted stream ciphers, and
* the requirements of industry.
To avoid submissions to SASC from conflicting with submissions to
forthcoming conferences with proceedings, SASC will have no formal
proceedings though there will be a workshop record. Subject to the
approval of the submitter, new algorithms proposed at SASC will be
included in the ECRYPT Stream Cipher Lounge.
Details of the program committee, submission procedures, and workshop
logistics will become available via
http://www.isg.rhul.ac.uk/research/projects/ecrypt/stvl.html.
Important Dates
Submission Dealine: September 3, 2004
Notification and Program Confirmation: September 24, 2004
Workshop: October 14-15, 2004
** Workshop on Provable Security
WORKSHOP ON PROVABLE SECURITY
Announcement and Call for Contributions
November 3-5, 2004, INRIA, Versailles, Paris.
http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/Research/CryptographySecurity/Workshop_Pro
vable_Security.html
The European Union has funded a Network of Excellence in Cryptology,
bringing together the leading research groups in cryptography in the
European Union, and associated states. This Network, named eCrypt,
will be hosting a series of workshops over the coming years and one of
the first of these will be on the topic of provable security. This
workshop is organized by the Aztec Vitual Lab of the Ecrypt Network of
Excellence in cooperation with ENS, INRIA and the University of
Bristol.
SCOPE
This workshop will consist of a number of invited talks plus some
contributed talks. It will concentrate on all aspects of provable
security, including recent new advances and aspects of future
developments. The workshop is timed to occur just before the meeting
in Luminy in November, and we hope that participants at Luminy would
also attend this workshop.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and
practitioners from from academia and industry who are working on
provable security of cryptographic protocols, in order to engage in a
discussion about common goals and important research problems in the
overlap of the areas.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
* Encryption schemes
* Signature schemes
* Key agreement protocols
* Authentication mechanisms
* Foundational and definitional work
* Proof techniques
FORMAT
The workshop will consist of invited keynote presentations and
contributed presentations. There will be no proceedings, but a handout
with abstracts will be provided to all participants.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Ronald Cramer, Leiden University
Alex Dent, Royal Holloway College, University of London
Shai Halevi, IBM, TJ Watson Research Center
Tatsuaki Okamoto, NTT Research Laboratories
David Pointcheval, ENS Paris
Moti Yung, Columbia University
CONTRIBUTIONS
We invite others to contribute talks by sending a two paragraph
abstract of what you wish to talk about to [2]Nigel Smart. Talks will
be selected on the basis of trying to create a balanced program
covering all aspects of provable security. Whilst every effort will be
made to accomodate all people wishing to talk there are only a limited
number of slots available. If you simply wish to attend this workshop
then further details will be made available in the coming months on
this web site
All submissions must be received before or on August 1st, 2004, and
notification of acceptance will be sent by August 30th, 2004.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Jan Camenisch, IBM (Switzerland)
Dario Catalano, ENS Paris (France)
Ronald Cramer, Leiden University (Netherlands)
Phong Nguyen, ENS Paris (France)
Nicolas Sendrier, INRIA (France)
Nigel Smart, Uni Bristol (UK)
STIPENDS
A limited number of stipends are available to participants from
non-ECRYPT institutions to participate in the workshop. Requests for
stipends should be sent to dario.catalano (at) ens.fr before September
10, 2004.
** Compsec 2004: building business security - New rules; New threats: Game on...
First Announcement - Compsec 2004: building business security - New rules;
New threats: Game on...
14-15 October 2004
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, UK
Now in its 21st year, Compsec 2004 investigates the current status of the
industry from a user's perspective. A specialised programme of talks by
leading practitioners, distinguished researchers and thinkers and major
suppliers offers a practical guide to action on current and upcoming
threats. Compsec 2004 addresses the political and practical contexts of
information security, as well as analysing leading-edge technical issues.
Conference highlights include:
- Governance
- Emerging threats
- What business wants from suppliers
- Building a business case for infosecurity investment
- Trends in corporate cyber crime
- Hardware-based security
Expert speakers include:
- Gene Spafford, Purdue University
- Stuart Brocklehurst, SVP Payments Development Visa
- Jean Pierre Mean, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Brian Collins, Cranfield University
- Bill Cheswick, Lumeta
- David Aucsmith, Microsoft
- Paul Woods, UBS
- Robin Mansell, LSE
- David Naccache, Gemplus
- Ross Anderson, University of Cambridge
To register at the early bird rate go to: www.compsec2004.com/register.htm
or contact the Conference Secretariat at compsec2004@elsevier.com
To receive regular e-mail updates on Compsec 2004 go to:
http://www.compsec2004.com/reply.htm
Further information can be found at www.compsec2004.com
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New Reports in the Cryptology ePrint Archive
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(The list contains reports posted since the last newsletter issue
appeared.)
2004/143 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Short Signatures, Provable Security, Generic Attacks and
Computational Security of Multivariate Polynomial Schemes such
as HFE, Quartz and Sflash
Nicolas T. Courtois
2004/142 ( PDF )
A New Signcryption Scheme and its Threshold Protocol
Yiliang Han and Guangming Wu and Xiaoyuan Yang
2004/141 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Elastic AES
Debra L. Cook and Moti Yung and Angelos D. Keromytis
2004/140 ( PDF )
Hardware Implementation of the 64-bit MISTY1 Block Cipher
Paris Kitsos
2004/139 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
New Notions of Security: Achieving Universal Composability
without Trusted Setup
Manoj Prabhakaran and Amit Sahai
2004/138 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
How to Disembed a Program?
Benoit Chevallier-Mames and David Naccache and Pascal Paillier
and David Pointcheval
2004/137 ( PDF )
New GF(2n) Parallel Multiplier Using Redundant Representation
Haining Fan
2004/136 ( PDF )
A Protocol for Countering Online Dictionary Attacks
Vipul Goyal and Virendra Kumar and Mayank Singh
2004/135 ( PDF )
More Efficient Server Assisted One Time Signatures
Vipul Goyal
2004/134 ( PDF )
Secure and Efficient Masking of AES - A Mission Impossible?
Elisabeth Oswald and Stefan Mangard and Norbert Pramstaller
2004/133 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Secret Handshakes from CA-Oblivious Encryption
Claude Castelluccia and Stanislaw Jarecki and Gene Tsudik
2004/132 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
On Small Characteristic Algebraic Tori in Pairing-Based
Cryptography
R. Granger, D. Page and M. Stam
2004/131 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
A New ID-based Signature with Batch Verification
Jung Hee Cheon and Yongdae Kim and Hyo Jin Yoon
2004/130 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Private Inference Control
David Woodruff and Jessica Staddon
2004/129 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Generalizing Kedlaya's order counting based on Miura Theory
Joe Suzuki
2004/128 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Elastic Block Ciphers
Debra L. Cook and Moti Yung and Angelos D. Keromytis
2004/127 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
DDH-based Group Key Agreement for Mobile Computing
Junghyun Nam, Jinwoo Lee, Seungjoo Kim, and Dongho Won
2004/126 ( PS PS.GZ )
Two Software Normal Basis Multiplication Algorithms for GF(2n)
Haining Fan and Yiqi Dai
2004/125 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
EME*: extending EME to handle arbitrary-length messages with
associated data
Shai Halevi
2004/124 ( PS PS.GZ )
Universally Composable DKG with Linear Number of
Exponentiations
Douglas Wikström
2004/123 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
On security of XTR public key cryptosystems against Side
Channel Attacks
Dong-Guk Han and Jongin Lim and Kouichi Sakurai
2004/122 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
A New Two-Party Identity-Based Authenticated Key Agreement
Noel McCullagh and Paulo S. L. M. Barreto
2004/121 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Fast and Proven Secure Blind Identity-Based Signcryption from
Pairings
Tsz Hon Yuen and Victor K. Wei
2004/120 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
One-Way IND-CNA Key Setup - a Step Towards Provably Secure
Symmetric Encryption
Bartosz Zoltak
2004/119 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Adaptively Secure Feldman VSS and Applications to
Universally-Composable Threshold Cryptography
Masayuki Abe and Serge Fehr
2004/118 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Fast addition on non-hyperelliptic genus $3$ curves
Stéphane Flon and Roger Oyono and Christophe Ritzenthaler
2004/117 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Efficient and Forward-Secure Identity-Based Signcryption
Noel McCullagh and Paulo S. L. M. Barreto
2004/116 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
On the Limitations of Universally Composable Two-Party
Computation Without Set-up Assumptions
Ran Canetti and Eyal Kushilevitz and Yehuda Lindell
2004/115 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Provably-Secure and Communication-Efficient Scheme for Dynamic
Group Key Exchange
Junghyun Nam, Sungduk Kim, Seungjoo Kim, and Dongho Won
2004/114 ( PS PS.GZ )
Improved Identity-Based Signcryption
Liqun Chen and John Malone-Lee
2004/113 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
On the Security and Composability of the One Time Pad
Dominik Raub and Rainer Steinwandt and Joern Mueller-Quade
2004/112 ( PDF )
Relation between XL algorithm and Groebner Bases Algorithms
M. Sugita and M. Kawazoe and H. Imai
2004/111 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
The Vulnerability of SSL to Chosen Plaintext Attack
Gregory V. Bard
2004/110 ( PDF )
Designing Against the `Overdefined System of Equations' Attack
Carlisle Adams
2004/109 ( PDF )
Concealing Complex Policies with Hidden Credentials
Robert Bradshaw and Jason Holt and Kent Seamons
2004/108 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Two Improved Partially Blind Signature Schemes from Bilinear
Pairings
Sherman S.M. Chow and Lucas C.K. Hui and S.M. Yiu and K.P. Chow
2004/107 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Classification of genus 2 curves over $\mathbb{F}_{2^n}$ and
optimization of their arithmetic
Bertrand BYRAMJEE and Sylvain DUQUESNE
2004/106 ( PDF )
Capacity and Examples of Template Protecting Biometric
Authentication Systems
P. Tuyls and J. Goseling
2004/105 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Receipt-Free Homomorphic Elections and Write-in Ballots
Alessandro Acquisti
2004/104 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
A Trapdoor-free and Efficient Group Signature Scheme from
Bilinear Pairings
Lan Nguyen
2004/103 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Cryptanalysis of SFlash v3
Jintai Ding and Dieter Schmidt
2004/102 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
The Exact Security of an Identity Based Signature and its
Applications
Benoît Libert and Jean-Jacques Quisquater
2004/101 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Provably Secure Masking of AES
Johannes Blömer, Jorge Guajardo Merchan and Volker Krummel
2004/100 ( PDF )
The Sorcerers Apprentice Guide to Fault Attacks
Hagai Bar-El, Hamid Choukri, David Naccache, Michael Tunstall
and Claire Whelan
2004/099 ( PS PS.GZ )
Secure Hashed Diffie-Hellman over Non-DDH Groups
Rosario Gennaro and Hugo Krawczyk and Tal Rabin
2004/098 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Attacking a Public Key Cryptosystem Based on Tree Replacement
María Isabel González Vasco and David Pérez García
2004/097 ( PDF )
How To Re-initialize a Hash Chain
Vipul Goyal
2004/096 ( -- withdrawn -- )
On the Ambiguity of Concurrent Signatures
Yi Mu and Fangguo Zhang and Willy Susilo
2004/095 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
GNFS Factoring Statistics of RSA-100, 110, ..., 150
Kazumaro Aoki and Yuji Kida and Takeshi Shimoyama and Hiroki
Ueda
2004/094 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Block Ciphers and Stream Ciphers: The State of the Art
Alex Biryukov
2004/093 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
A Provably Secure Nyberg-Rueppel Signature Variant with
Applications
Giuseppe Ateniese and Breno de Medeiros
2004/092 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
A New Stream Cipher HC-256
Hongjun Wu
2004/091 ( PDF )
Signature Bouquets: Immutability for Aggregated/Condensed
Signatures
Einar Mykletun and Maithili Narasimha and Gene Tsudik
2004/090 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Provably Secure Authenticated Tree Based Group Key Agreement
Protocol
Ratna Dutta and Rana Barua and and Palash Sarkar
2004/089 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Security of Random Key Pre-distribution Schemes With Limited
Tamper Resistance
Mahalingam Ramkumar and Nasir Memon
2004/088 ( -- withdrawn -- )
Efficient Batch Verification of Signature Schemes based on
Bilinear Maps
Noel McCullagh
2004/087 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Using primitive subgroups to do more with fewer bits
K. Rubin and A. Silverberg
2004/086 ( PDF )
Fuzzy Identity Based Encryption
Amit Sahai and Brent R. Waters
2004/085 ( PDF )
The CS2 Block Cipher
Tom St Denis
2004/084 ( PDF )
Evaluating elliptic curve based KEMs in the light of pairings
David Galindo and Sebastia Martin and Jorge L. Villar
2004/083 ( PDF )
Scan Based Side Channel Attack on Data Encryption Standard
Bo Yang and Kaijie Wu and Ramesh Karri
2004/082 ( PS PS.GZ )
Secure Asynchronous Reactive Systems
Michael Backes and Birgit Pfitzmann and Michael Waidner
2004/081 ( PDF )
Rewriting Variables: the Complexity of Fast Algebraic Attacks
on Stream Ciphers
Philip Hawkes and Gregory G. Rose
2004/080 ( PDF )
HENKOS STREAM CIPHER
Marius Oliver Gheorghita and Dominic Bucerzan
2004/079 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Pairing-Based One-Round Tripartite Key Agreement Protocols
Zhaohui Cheng and Luminita Vasiu and Richard Comley
2004/078 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Analysis of the WinZip encryption method
Tadayoshi Kohno
2004/077 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Foundations of Group Signatures: The Case of Dynamic Groups
Mihir Bellare and Haixia Shi and Chong Zhang
2004/076 ( PS PS.GZ PDF )
Group Signatures: Provable Security, Efficient Constructions
and Anonymity from Trapdoor-Holders
Aggelos Kiayias and Moti Yung
2004/075 ( PDF )
An Hybrid Mode of Operation
Alexis W. Machado
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Open Positions in Cryptology
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IACR provides a listing of open positions with a focus on cryptology.
The listing is available on the Web at [1]http://www.iacr.org/jobs/
and also included in the [2]IACR Newsletter that is sent to members
three times per year.
To advertise your job opportunities, please send a description of no
more than 150 words in plain ASCII text by email to jobs(at)iacr.org.
This should include an URL and further contact information. No
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ROYAL HOLLOWAY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, U.K.
Royal Holloway is seeking to appoint a Professor of Information Security to
its Information Security Group. The Information Security Group is one of the
largest academic security groups in the world and undertakes teaching,
research and commercial activities in Information Security. Candidates
should have an outstanding record of achievement and leadership in some area
of Information Security. The successful candidate is expected to undertake a
full role within the Information Security Group.
Further information about the Information Security Group is available at
http://www.isg.rhul.ac.uk. Informal enquiries can be made to Professor Fred
Piper (+44 (0) 1784 443098) f.piper@rhul.ac.uk or Professor Chris Mitchell
(+44 (0) 1784 443423) c.mitchell@rhul.ac.uk .
Further information about the position is available at
http://www.rhul.ac.uk/Personnel/ads/isg589.html
(14-Jun-04)
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Saarland University, Saarbruecken
http://www.uni-saarland.de/mediadb/organisation/Verwaltung/Referate/Ref2
/Personal/Stellenangebote/2004/Mai_2004/U17.pdf
SAARLAND UNIVERSITY, SAARBRUECKEN, GERMANY. The Department of
Mathematics and Computer Sciences invites applications for three tenured
Associate Professor (C3) positions.
We seek outstanding applicants in the following areas of Computer
Science: Networking, Distributed Systems, Database Systems, Computer
Architecture, Operating Systems, Security, Complexity Theory,
Vision/Robotics or Hybrid Systems.
Saarland University has one of Germany's leading computer science
departments, with close ties to Germany's only Max-Planck Institute for
Computer Science (MPI) and the German Center for Artificial Intelligence
(DFKI), all located on campus. A DFG graduate school (Graduiertenkolleg)
promotes young scientific talents; the DFG AVACS project researches
verification and analysis of complex systems. Commitment and cooperation
are welcome.
Saarbrücken is located at the heart of Europe, near to Paris, Heidelberg
and Cologne and close to Germany's borders to France and Luxembourg,
strongly influenced by French savoir-vivre. A substantial number of new
companies and jobs have been created in recent years, facilitated by
Saarland University's Start-up Center and the new Science Park.
Entrepreneurial activities by students and faculty members are
expressively encouraged and supported. Additional information may be
found on the website http://www.cs.uni-sb.de/?lang=en
Applicants should hold a Ph.D. in Computer Science or in a closely
related field. Courses at the M.Sc. and Ph.D. level are predominantly
taught in English.
Saarland University is strongly involved in gender balance activities
and wishes to increase the share of female scientific staff. For
candidates with equal qualification, preference will be given to female
candidates.
Applicants should submit a letter of application, official transcripts,
CV, a list of publications in chronological order as well as three
copies of their three most important publications to the chair of the
faculty of mathematics and computer science, Prof. Dr. Jörg Eschmeier,
Saarland University, Postfach 151150, 66041 Saarbruecken, Germany. Also
send PDF copies of your material to sekr.fakultaet6@mx.uni-saarland.de .
(xx-Xxx-04)
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University of Bristol
We are currently looking for three new people.....
Lecturers in Computer Science (ref. 10284)
Department of Computer Science
Working in the Department of Computer Science, you will have a proven research
record or show excellent research promise. You will be expected to contribute
to the research of the department, to teach undergraduate courses and to
supervise PhD students and postdoctoral workers. We have a lively research
culture with current interests in Digital Media, Cryptography and Security,
Languages and Architecture, Machine Learning, Mobile and Wearable Computing,
Quantum Computing, System Design and Verification. We have extensive links
with the computer, communications, microelectronics, and media industries.
These are well represented in the Bristol region, providing many opportunities
for collaborative research and teaching, secondments and new ventures.
Grade : Lecturer Grade A - Lecturer Grade B
Salary : £22,954 - £34,838
Contact for informal enquiries :
Professor D May dave@cs.bris.ac.uk Tel. 0117 954 5134
Timescale of appointment :
Contract : Permanent
Closing date for applications : 9.00 am on 11 June 2004
For further details and applications procedure see
http://www.bris.ac.uk/boris/jobs/ads?ID=22033
(23-May-04)
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IACR Calendar of Events in Cryptology
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The IACR calendar lists events (conferences, workshops, ...) that may
be of interest to IACR members or deal with research in cryptology.
If you want to have an event listed here, please [1]fill out this form
or send email to webmaster(at)iacr.org .
(The current condition for being listed here is that the description
of an event must contain the substring "crypt" anywhere.)
2004
* [2]2004 IEEE CEC Special Session on Evolutionary Computation in
Cryptology and Computer Security (IEEE CEC 2004), June 20-23,
Portland, USA.
* [3]1st European PKI Workshop. Research and Applications
(EuroPKI'04), June 25-26, Samos Island, Greece.
* [4]International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks
(DSN-2004), June 28-July 1, Florence, Italy.
* [5]Fourth Central European Conference on Cryptology
(WartaCrypt'04), July 1-3, Bedlewo, Poland.
* [6]Issues of Provable Security and Efficiency in Cryptographic
Constructions, July 1-9, Barcelona, Spain.
* [7]Cryptographic Algorithms and their Uses, July 5-6, Gold Coast,
Australia.
* [8]Polynomial-Based Cryptography, July 7-12, Melbourne, Australia.
* [9]PORTIA Workshop on Sensitive Data in Medical, Financial, and
Content-Distribution Systems, July 8-9, Stanford (CA), USA.
* [10]The 9th Australasian Conference on Information Security and
Privacy (ACISP04), July 13-15, Sydney, Australia.
* [11]23rd Symposium on Principles of Distributed Computing (PODC
2004), July 25-28, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
* [12]The First Conference on Email and Anti-Spam (CEAS), July
30-August 1, Mountain View, CA, USA.
* [13]1st European Workshop on Security in Ad-Hoc and Sensor
Networks (ESAS 2004), August 5-6, Heidelberg, Germany.
* [14]11th Annual Workshop on Selected Areas in Cryptography (SAC
2004), August 9-10, Waterloo, Canada.
* [15]13th USENIX Security Symposium, August 9-13, San Diego, CA,
USA.
* [16]Workshop on Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems (CHES
2004), August 11-13, Cambridge (Boston), USA.
* [17]Crypto 2004, August 15-19, Santa Barbara, California, USA.
* [18]The 5th International Workshop on Information Security
Applications (WISA2004), August 23-25, Ramada Plaza, Jeju Island,
Korea.
* [19]International Conference on E-Business and Telecommunication
Networks (ICETE'04), August 25-28, Setúbal, Portugal.
* [20]First International Conference on Trust and Privacy in Digital
Business (Trustbus '04), September 1-3, Zaragoza, Spain.
* [21]Fourth Conference on Security in Communication Networks '04
(SCN04), September, 8-10, Amalfi, Italy.
* [22]9th European Symposium on Research in Computer Security
(ESORICS 2004), September 13-15, Sophia Antipolis, France.
* [23]Reunion Española sobre Criptologia y Seguridad de la
Informacion (RECSI2004), 15-17 September, Madrid, Spain.
* [24]8th Workshop on Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC 2004),
September 20-22, Bochum, Germany.
* [25]The International Conference of Computer Safety, Reliability
and Security (SAFECOMP 2004), September 21-24, Potsdam, Germany.
* [26]7th Information Security Conference (ISC'04), September 27-29,
Palo Alto, CA, USA.
* [27]ACM Workshop on Wireless Security (WiSe 2004), October 1,
Philadelphia, PA, USA.
* [28]The Third International Workshop for Applied PKI (IWAP2004),
October 3-5, Fukuoka, JAPAN.
* [29]Workshop on Secure Multiparty Protocols (SMP 2004), October
7-8, 2004, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
* [30]State of the Art of Stream Ciphers (SASC), October 14-15,
Brugge, Belgium.
* [31]11th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security
(CCS 2004), October 25-29, Washington, DC, USA.
* [32]The Fourth ACM Workshop on Digital Rights Management (DRM
2004), October 25, Washington, DC, USA.
* [33]Sixth International Conference on Information and
Communications Security (ICICS'04), October 27-29, Malaga, Spain.
* [34]2nd ACM Workshop on Formal Methods in Security Engineering
(FMSE '04), October 29, Washington DC, USA.
* [35]Workshop on Provable Security, November 3-5, Paris, France.
* [36]RSA Conference 2004 Europe (RSA-04), November 3-5, Barcelona,
Spain.
* [37]The 7th Annual International Conference on Information
Security and Cryptology (ICISC 2004), December 2-3, Seoul, Korea.
* [38]Asiacrypt 2004, December 5-9, Jeju Island, Korea.
* [39]National conference on Discrete Mathematics and its
Applications (dma 2004), December 9-11, India.
* [40]5th International Conference on Cryptology in India (INDOCRYPT
2004), December 20-22, Chennai (Madras), India.
* [41]DIMACS 2003-2006 Special Focus on Communication Security and
Information Privacy, 2003-2006, DIMACS Center, Rutgers University,
USA.
2005
* [42]International Workshop on Practice and Theory in Public Key
Cryptography (PKC 2005), January 23-26, Les Diablerets,
Switzerland.
* [43]Theory of Cryptography Conference (TCC '05), February 10-12,
Cambridge, MA, USA.
* [44]RSA Conference 2005, Cryptographers' Track (CT-RSA '05),
February 14-18, San Francisco, USA.
* [45]Financial Cryptography and Data Security (FC'05), February
28-March 3, Roseau, The Commonwealth Of Dominica.
* [46]International Workshop on Coding and Cryptography (WCC'2005),
March 14-18, Bergen, Norway.
* [47]2nd International Conference on Security in Pervasive
Computing (SPC 05), April 6-8, Boppard, Germany.
* [48]4th Annual PKI R&D Workshop (PKI05), April 19-21, Gaithersburg
MD, USA.
* [49]2005 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (IEEE S&P 2005),
May 8-11, Berkeley, USA.
* [50]Third International Workshop on Security in Information
Systems (WOSIS 2005), May 24-25, Miami, USA.
* [51]The 20th IFIP International Information Security Conference
(SEC2005), May 30-June 1, Chiba, Japan.
* [52]Eurocrypt 2005, May 22-26, Aarhus, Denmark.
* [53]Crypto 2005, August 14-18, Santa Barbara, California, USA.
* [54]DIMACS 2003-2006 Special Focus on Communication Security and
Information Privacy, 2003-2006, DIMACS Center, Rutgers University,
USA.
* [55]Asiacrypt 2005, (December), Madras, India.
2006
* [56]2006 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (IEEE S&P 2006),
May 21-26, Berkeley, USA.
* [57]Eurocrypt 2006, (May), St. Petersburg, Russia.
* [58]DIMACS 2003-2006 Special Focus on Communication Security and
Information Privacy, 2003-2006, DIMACS Center, Rutgers University,
USA.
2007
* [59]2007 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (IEEE S&P 2007),
May 20-23, Berkeley, USA.
2008
* [60]2008 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (IEEE S&P 2008),
May 18-21, Berkeley, USA.
Past events are [61]archived here.
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Journal Calls for Papers
* Journal of Indian Statistical Association
Journal of Indian Statistical Association (JISA) is planning to
bring out a special issue in Dec 2004 that will include original
work on Cryptology having its primary content: Statistics,
Probability or Combinatorics.
The editor of this special issue is Professor Bimal Roy,
Indian Statistical Institute,
Calcutta,
India.
The postscript/PDF version of the papers (typed using Latex) is to
be submitted electronically to Prof. Bimal Roy
(bimal@isical.ac.in) by May 31, 2004.
The review reports will be available by August 31, 2004.
For other information of this journal and the special issue please
contact Prof. M. B. Rajarshi (mbraj@stat.unipune.ernet.in).
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Other Calendars
* [62]Cipher's calendar (security & privacy)
* [63]ACM SIGACT Theory Calendar (theory of computation)
* [64]Calendar from UCL Crypto Group (crypto, security)
* [65]Calendar from Cambridge University (security)
* [66]ACM Calendar of Events
* [67]IEEE Calendar/TAG
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Officers and Directors of the IACR (2004)
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Andrew J. Clark Bart Preneel
President (2002-2004) Vice President (2002-2004)
P.O. Box 743 Department of Electrical
Brighton Engineering
East Sussex Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
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Microsoft Research 1275 Poplar Ave #101
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Director (2004-2006) Director (2002-2004)
Anagram Labs Computer Science Department
P.O. Box 791 Technion
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USA Israel
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Christian Cachin Jan Camenisch
Editor, IACR Newsletter (2002-2004) Eurocrypt 2004 General Chair
IBM Zurich Research Laboratory IBM Zurich Research Laboratory
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Tel: +41 1 724 8989 Tel: +41 1 724 8279
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Email: newsletter(at)iacr.org Email: jca(at)zurich.ibm.com
Ivan Damgård Ed Dawson
Eurocrypt 2005 General Chair Director (2003-2005)
Department of Computer Science Director, Information Security
University of Aarhus Research Centre
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Crypto 2005 General Chair Crypto 2004 General Chair
HP Labs Storage Technology Corp.
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Princeton Junction, NJ 08540 Brooklyn Park, MN
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Tel: +1 609 514 0681 Tel: +1 763 424 1676
Email: stuart.haber(at)hp.com Fax: +1 763 424 1776
Email: james_hughes(at)stortek.com
Kwangjo Kim Lars Knudsen
Asiacrypt 2004 General Chair Director (2004-2006)
School of Engineering Technical University of Denmark
Information and Communications Dept. of Mathematics
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Taejon, 305-348 DENMARK
KOREA Tel: +45 4525 3048
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Fax: +82 42 866 6154 Email: knudsen(at)mat.dtu.dk
Email: kkj(at)icu.ac.kr
Arjen K. Lenstra Tsutomu Matsumoto
Director (2004-2006) Director (2002-2004)
Lucent Technologies, Room 2T-504 Graduate School of Environment and
600 Mountain Avenue Information Sciences
P.O.Box 636 Yokohama National University
Murray Hill, NJ 07974-0636 79-7 Tokiwadai, Hodogaya, Yokohama
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Tel: +1 908 582 8323 Tel: +81-45-339-4133
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Ueli Maurer Kevin S. McCurley
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Director (2002-2004)
Cryptology (2002-2005) 6721 Tannahill Drive
Department of Computer Science San Jose, CA 95120
ETH Zürich USA
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Email: maurer(at)inf.ethz.ch or
jofc(at)iacr.org
C.Pandu Rangan Jean-Jacques Quisquater
Asiacrypt 2005 General Chair Director (2003-2005)
Department of Computer Science and Université catholique de Louvain
Engineering Microelectronic laboratory
Indian Institute of Technology, Place du Levant, 3
Madras 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Chennai - 600 036 BELGIUM
India Tel: +32 10 47 25 41
Tel: +91 44 2257 8336 Fax: +32 10 47 25 98
Fax: +91 44 2257 8352 Email: jjq(at)dice.ucl.ac.be
Email: rangan(at)iitm.ernet.in
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Director (2003-2005)
Department of Computer Science
Stevens Institute of Technology
Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
USA
Tel: +1 201 216-5328
Fax: +1 201 216-8249
Email:
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