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Applied Cryptography

Applied Cryptography

16 faculty research Applied Cryptography on GradNova.

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Applied Cryptography
Computer Security
Security and Verification in Computing
Cryptographic Implementations and Security
+3
A
Applied Cryptography
Data Privacy
Privacy
Privacy-Preserving Systems
+6
A
Applied Cryptography
Cyber-Security for Critical Cyber-Infrastructures (e.g., Internet of Things and Cloud Systems)
Light-Weight Cryptography
Network Security
+6
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Benedikt Bünz

Assistant Professor Computer Science

Computer Science

New York University

Applied Cryptography
Blockchains
Consensus
Zero-Knowledge Proofs
+5
G
Giuseppe Ateniese

Professor and Eminent Scholar, Department of Computer Science

Computer Science

George Mason University

Applied Cryptography
Cloud Security
Computer Security
Cryptography and Data Security
+4
S
Applied Cryptography
Operating Systems
Security and Privacy
Software Engineering
+5
M
Applied Cryptography
Computer and Network Security
Distributed Systems
Distributed Systems and Fault Tolerance
+4
J
Applied Cryptography
Computer Security
Cryptography and Data Security
Cryptographic Implementations and Security
+3
S
Applied Cryptography
Computer Security
Privacy
Cryptography and Data Security
+4
P
Paul Grubbs

Assistant Professor, EECS – Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science and Engineering

University of Michigan

Applied Cryptography
Computer Security
Privacy
Systems Security
+6
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Adversarial Machine Learning
Applied Cryptography
Blockchain
Data Security
+4
D
Applied Cryptography
Internet of Things
Network Security
Operating System Development
+6
S
Applied Cryptography
Internet Measurement
Program Analysis
System and Software Security
A
Applied Cryptography
Internet of Things Security
Medical Device Security
Secure Applications
+5
E
Evgenios Kornaropoulos

Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science

Computer Science

George Mason University

Applied Cryptography
Computer Security
Cryptography and Data Security
Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data
+3
M
Michael Reiter

James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of Computer Science

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Duke University

Applied Cryptography
Computer and Communications Security
Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing
Cardiac Electrophysiology and Arrhythmias
+4