Department of Computer Science
Århus
University
Århus,
Denmark
carmit@cs.au.dk
Office: Nygaard 270B
Current Position
Currently
I am a postdoc in the crypto group at the University
of Århus.
My host is Ivan Damgård.
I am interested in the field of Cryptography, with a focus on secure protocols and efficiency. This research concentrates on the problem of constructing secure protocols that are both highly efficient and have rigorous proofs of security. In my research I consider different adversary models and definitions of security, with the aim of obtaining the highest efficiency and security possible. I am also interested in developing new models that capture real-world scenarios. My goal is to design efficient protocols for these models for practical usage.
During
my Ph.D.
I worked with my advisor Yehuda Lindell mostly on secure two-party computation
for specific problems of interests.A summary of this research can be
found in my Ph.D. Thesis on "Efficient Two-Party
Computation with Simulation Based Security".
During
my master I worked with Moshe Lewenstein on string matching
algorithms.My M.Sc. Thesis is
on "Parameterized
Matching".
Publications
Can be found here.
Professional
Activities
Program committee member for the
following conferences:
·
PKC 2011
My Curriculum Vitae.
My
Book
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Efficient Secure Two-Party
Protocols: Techniques and Constructions, by Carmit Hazay and Yehuda Lindell More information is available here. |
