Ryann Cartor – University of Louisville
Martin M-102 405 S Palmetto Blvd, Clemson, SC, United StatesStudying C∗: An Introduction to Multivariate Post-Quantum Cryptography This talk will provide an introduction to post-quantum cryptography, specifically multivariate cryptography. C∗ was the first massively multivariate cryptosystem presented, but has …
Brandon Goodell – Monero Research Labs
Martin M-101Expensive Coffee: Exploiting Subgroup Cofactors for Fun and Profit The Monero cryptocurrency uses the elliptic curve group of Ed25519 for when constructing linkable ring signatures. The number of group elements …
2019 ECRW
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Yongge Wang – UNC Charlotte
Byzantine Fault Tolerance as a blockchain finality gadget in Partially Connected Asynchronous Networks We review several popular solutions for the Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) problem and discuss some aspects that …
Richard R. Brooks – Clemson University
Martin M-103 Martin Hall M, Clemson, SC, United StatesBlockchain: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly The blockchain data structure achieved notoriety with Satoshi’s Bitcoin proposal. This data structure integrated many existing technologies to create immutable distributed ledgers. …
Mac Devine – Vice President & CTO, Cloud Native Center of Competency IBM Cloud Division
Martin M-103 Martin Hall M, Clemson, SC, United StatesBlockchain’s Ongoing Global Market Disruption A little over eleven years ago the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto published his famous Bitcoin paper, apparently envisioning a world set free of fiat currencies and …
Jeb Linton – CTO, Partner Ecosystem and Cognitive Security Cloud Native Center of Competency IBM Cloud Division
Martin-204Blockchain is Driving a Security and Privacy Revolution Almost 30 years ago, a few revolutionary thinkers calling themselves Cypherpunks described a vision of a world of pervasive encryption and privacy …