Advanced Cryptography Term Papers
CSCI-762, Spring 2016

Subjects/presentations/papers from Spring 2016

1. Connor Adsit, Should Elliptic Curve Cryptography Really be Deprecated? 5/3
2. Anita Aghaie, Efficient Elliptic Curve Point Multiplication with Montgomery Ladder Algorithm, 5/5
3. Vineeth Kumar Byreddy, Multivariate polynomials in public key cryptography, 4/28
4. Lukas Hillmer, Quantum Computing and Cryptography, 5/3
5. Dawei Huang, Using acoustic cryptanalysis to decrypt RSA, 5/5
6. Amir Jalali, Quantum-Resistant Public-key Cryptosystem from Supersingular Elliptic Curve Isogenies, 5/10
7. Gauri Khodaskar, Secure Multi-Party Computation, 5/5
8. Seyed Hamed Fatemi Langroudi, Design exploration on ECC using residue number system, 5/10
9. Ben Lipton, Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Authentication, 4/26
10. Shivankar Ojha, Enhancing the capabilities of symmetric/asymmetric encryption algorithms, 5/3
11. Kyle Savarese, Electronic Voting, 4/26
12. Ben Short, An exploration of lattice based cryptography in post-quantum computing, 4/28
13. Scott G. Thompson, Packing Techniques for Homomorphic Encryption Schemes, 4/28
15. Stanisław Radziszowski, instructor, some links

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