Invited Talks

Following is a selection of invited talks by Prof. Dr. Kenny Paterson:

• Cryptography in the Wild. external pageCYRENZHcall_made, Zurich, Switzerland, 28.11.2023.
  
• On the unreasonable effectiveness of key overwriting. external pageWAC6call_made, Crypto 2023, Santa Barbara, USA, 20.8.2023.
  
• Cryptography in the Wild. external pageVienna Cyber Security and Privacy Research Clustercall_made, Vienna, Austria, 28.6.2023.
• Cryptography for the Quantum Era. external pageSWICOcall_made, Zurich, Switzerland, 23.1.2023.
  
• Is Secure Messaging Secure? ETH VIScon, Zurich, Switzerland, 14.-16.10.2022.
  
• Secure Messaging: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. external pageKAIST Graduate School of Information Securitycall_made, virtual and South Korea, 11.10.2022.
• Secure Messaging. external pageFOSAD Summer Schoolcall_made, Bertinoro, Italy, 31.8.-2.9.2022.
  
• MEGA – Malleable Encryption Goes Awry (keynote). external pageWorkshop on Attacks in Cryptography (WAC5)call_made, virtual and Santa Barbara, USA, 13.-18.8.2022.
• Deployment Challenges for Quantum Key Distribution. HP Laboratories, Bristol, UK, 20.7.2022.
  
• Post-Quantum Cryptography and the IoT. external pageIcall_madeexternal pageEMTRONICS 2022call_made, virtual and Canada, 1.-4.6.2022.
• Probabilistic Data Structures in Adversarial Environments. external pageUK-SPScall_made, virtual, 11.5.2022.
  
• PQC or QKD? external pageSymposium on Post Quantum Cryptographycall_made, CWI Amsterdam and TNO, virtual, 3.11.2021.
• Applied Cryptography (Inaugural Lecture). ETH Zurich, 18.10.2021.
  
• external pageCybersecurity - the real challengescall_made. 25th Symposium on Privacy and Security, Zurich, Switzerland, 2.9.2021.
  
• external pageThe Impending Transition to Post-​Quantum Cryptography:call_made Risks and Opportunities. ETH Risk Center, virtual, 11.5.2021.
  
• Probabilistic Data Structures in Adversarial Settings. CANS 2020, virtual, 16.12.2020.
• Building a Contact Tracing App for Switzerland. VIScon 2020, Zurich, 8.10.2020.
• Analysing Leakage from Encrypted Database Systems. ESORICS 2018, Barcelona, Spain, 3.-7.9.2018.
  
• A Range of Attacks on Encrypted Databases. Workshop on Attacks (WAC), Santa Barbara, California, USA, 18.8.2018.
  
• Secure Storage in the Cloud using Bespoke Encryption Schemes. ISPEC 2017, Melbourne, Australia, 13.-15.12.2017.
• Post Quantum Cryptography. Security Area Advisory Group, IETF99, Prague, Czech Republic, 20.7.2017.
  
• SSH: Beyond Confidentiality and Integrity in Practice. RuhrSec 2017, Bochum, Germany, 5.5.2017.
• Backdoors in PRGs and PRNGs. ECRYPT-CSA wr0ng 2017 (Random Number Generation Done Right), Paris, France, 30.4.2017.
• The Evolution of Public Key Cryptography in SSL/TLS. Public Key Cryptography (PKC) 2017, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 29.3.2017.
  
• CFRG: What it is, how it works, and how to get involved. ECRYPT-CSA AWACS (A Workshop on Cryptographic Standardisation), Vienna, Austria, 8.5.2016.
  
• An Academic’s View of Working with SDOs. Security Standardisation Research (SSR) 2015, Tokyo, Japan, 15.-16.12.2015.
  
• The History – and Future – of Secure Channels. CYSEC Launch “Festvortrag”, TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany, 7.12.2015.
• Authenticated Encryption and Secure Channels – There and Back Again. ISC 2015, Trondheim, Norway, 9.-11.9.2015.
• Big Bias Hunting in Amazonia: Large- scale Computation and Exploitation of RC4 Biases. ASIACRYPT 2014, Kaoshiung, Taiwan, 7.-11.12.2014.
  
• Lucky 13, BEAST, CRIME,... Is TLS Dead or Just Resting? Applied Networking Research Prize talk at Internet Research Task Force plenary meeting, London, UK, 5.3.2014.
  
• Cryptographic Aspects of TLS. INDOCRYPT 2013, Mumbai, India, 7.-10.12.2013.
  
• Key Reuse in Public Key Cryptography. EuroPKI 2012, Pisa, Italy, 13.-14.9.2012.
• TLS and DTLS: A Tale of Two Protocols. Distinguished invited lecture at T.U. Darmstadt, Germany, 5.6.2012.
• SSH: A Case Study of Cryptography in Theory and Practice. Africacrypt 2010, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 3.-6.5.2010.
  
• Cryptography and Secure Channels. Cryptographer's Track, RSA Conference, San Francisco, USA, 20.-24.4.2009.
• Non-Interactive Key Distribution and Identity-Based Encryption: An Historical Perspective. ProvSec2008, Shanghai, China, 30.10.-1.11.2008.
  
• From Fish to Phishing. Professorial Inaugural Lecture, Royal Holloway, University of London, 2/2008.
  
• Certificateless Cryptography I and Certificateless Cryptography II. ICE-EM RNSA 2007 Workshop on Pairing Based Cryptography, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia, 6/2007.
• What can quantum cryptographers learn from history? Workshop on Quantum Cryptography and Computing, Fields Institute, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 10/2006.
• Identity-based cryptography - Panacea or Pandemonium? 9th Workshop on Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC 2005), Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark, 9/2005 .