Wednesday, September 24

• 10:00 AM Key Derivation From Noisy Sources With More Errors Than Entropy: Leo Reyzin

Wednesday, October 1

• 10:00 AM Static analysis on mobile applications for security and privacy: Manuel Egele, BU

Wednesday, October 15

• 10:00 AM Deriving Robust Keys from Physical Unclonable Functions: Merielle Spain, MIT Lincoln Labs

Wednesday, October 22

• 9:00 AM Public-Coin Differing-Inputs Obfuscation and Its Applications: Omkant Pandey, UIUC

Wednesday, October 29

• 10:00 AM Pretty Bad Privacy: Pitfalls of DNS Encryption: Haya Shulman, TU Darmstat

Friday, November 7

• 9:00 AM Networking at the Speed of Light: P. Brighten Godfrey, UIUC (Networking Colloqiuim)

Wednesday, November 12

• 11:00 AM Size-Hiding Secure Computation: Revisiting the Ideal Model: Melissa Chase, MSR

Wednesday, November 19

• 10:00 AM Hidden GEMs: Automated Discovery of Access Control Vulnerabilities in Graphical User Interfaces: Engin Kirda, NEU (BUSec Seminar)

Monday, November 24

• 9:30 AM Candidate Construction of Obfuscation for all Circuits: Omer Paneth, BU

Tuesday, November 25

• 2:30 PM Strong Key Derivation from Noisy Sources: Ben Fuller, PhD Defense

Wednesday, December 3

• 10:00 AM Verifiable Queries on Outsourced Datasets: General Models, Cryptographic Tools and Constructions for Specific Functions: Dimitris Papadopoulos, BU (BUSec Seminar)

Wednesday, December 10

• 9:30 AM The Trojan Method in Functional Encryption: From Selective to Adaptive Security, Generically: Vinod Vaikuntanathan, MIT (BUSec)