Overview

The workshop aims to bring together cryptography researchers with developers implementing cryptography in real-world systems. The main goal of the workshop is to strengthen the dialogue between these two groups. Topics covered will focus on uses of cryptography in real-world environments such as the Internet, the cloud, and embedded devices.

The workshop took place on Jan. 9-11, 2013 at Stanford University.

The first workshop on Real-World Crypto was held at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge in 2011.

The next Real-World Crypto workshop will take place in January 2014 in New-York city.

Workshop Venue

Date: Jan. 9-11, 2013
Location: Stanford Huang Engineering Center. Directions and parking.

Organizers

• Dan Boneh, Stanford University
• Aggelos Kiayias, U. of Athens & U. of Connecticut
• Kenny Paterson, Royal Holloway, University of London
• Tom Ristenpart, University of Wisconsin - Madison
• Tom Shrimpton, Portland State University
• Nigel Smart, University of Bristol

Sponsors

The workshop is hosted by the Stanford Computer Security Lab and
supported by Cisco, Voltage Security, and Microsoft.