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SECURITY SEMINARS Spring 2004

All seminars take place in Room 120, Lieb Building, unless otherwise stated.
Note change of room from previous semesters!

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Security Seminars are co-sponsored by the Laboratory for Secure Systems, New Jersey Institute for Trustworthy Enterprise Software, and the PORTIA project.

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Past Seminars Index

Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May
January
Monday
26 January
2004		 2:00 PM
Lieb 3rd floor
Conference Room		 Rosario Gennaro, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
Title: Multi-trapdoor Commitments and their Applications to Proofs of Knowledge Secure under Concurrent Man-in-the-middle Attacks
February
Monday,
2 February
2004		 2:00 PM Breno de Medeiros, Johns Hopkins University
Title: Group Signatures Mean Privacy
Friday,
27 February
2004		 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM NJ Programming Languages and Systems Seminar
Bissenger Room, 4th floor Howe Center
March
Monday,
8 March
2004		 2:00 PM Ulrike Meyer, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany
Title: Secure Handover Procedures in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
Friday,
26 March
2004		 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 3rd Annual Stevens Cybersecurity Symposium
Bissenger Room, 4th floor Howe Center
Monday,
29 March
2004		 2:00 PM Edward Amoroso, AT&T
Title: A Proposal for Re-Envigorating the Use of Formal Methods in Industry
April
Wednesday,
7 April
2004		 2:00 PM Yaron Sella, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Title: Fairplay -- A Secure Two-Party Computation System
Monday,
19 April
2004		 2:00 PM Phil Mackenzie, Lucent Bell Laboratories
Title: Theoretical Cryptography in the Real World
May
Monday,
3 May
2004		 2:00 PM Mark-Oliver Stehr, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Title: Synthesis of Generalized Ring Protocols Using Concepts of Special Relativity Theory
   

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