The Cryptographers' Panel
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A panel discussion featuring Ari Juels, Dan Boneh, Whitfield Diffie, Ron Rivest, and Adi Shamir covers recent advances in cryptography, highlights research areas to watch in 2013, and shares practical insights drawn from cryptography’s past three decades. The session focuses on broad trends and practical lessons rather than a single technical protocol or implementation.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Historical Context
- 2:27Joseph Meyer
- 10:32Attacks
- 14:12Certificate verification
- 15:55Cryptography is under pressure
- 21:03Reducing data collection
- 23:10Medical devices
- 24:07Projects
- 27:09New Hash Algorithm
- 29:17Privacy
- 31:37Quantum Cryptography
- 33:29PostQuantum Cryptography
- 36:25Crypto Diversity
- 38:54Greg Valiant
- 39:48Robert McNeel
- 41:44Internet Voting
- 43:15China bashing
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