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If you want to give a talk at the IAS seminars, please contact Dr. Jonny Foss <jonathan dot foss at warwick dot ac dot uk>.

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Seminar: Andrea Coladangelo (University of Washington)
CS1.01
Title: Deniable encryption in a quantum world
Abstract: The topic of this talk fits into the broad direction of leveraging quantum information to realize cryptographic functionalities that are impossible to realize classically. I will describe an example of how quantum information can provide a form of protection against coercion (for example, in online elections) that is unattainable classically. More concretely, I will introduce a quantum extension of the notion of “deniable encryption”, which is well studied classically, and I will describe a construction satisfying the new notion based on the hardness of the learning with errors problem (LWE). This is based on joint work with Shafi Goldwasser and Umesh Vazirani.
More information | Tags: Warwick Quantum Theory and Foundations |

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