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applied cryptography group stanford university applied cryptography group faculty dan boneh post docs binyi chen phd students aditi partap trisha datta jaehyung kim kamilla nazirkhanova rohit nema megha srivastava evan laufer phd alums hristo bojinov andrew bortz benedikt bünz prof at nyu henry corrigan gibbs prof at u c b glenn durfee saba eskandarian prof at unc ben fisch prof at yale craig gentry cto tripleblind eu jin goh philippe golle mike hamburg jeremy horwitz sam kim dima kogan cto fordefi kevin lewi ben lynn mike malkin yan michalevsky ilia mironov nagendra modadugu hart montgomery wilson nguyen valeria nikolaenko alex ozdemir prof at g tech neil perry ananth raghunathan hovav shacham prof at ucsd nusret tas florian tramèr prof at eth riad s wahby prof at cmu david wu prof at u t austin mark zhandry prof at stanford joe zimmerman post doc alums joseph bonneau prof at nyu zvika brakerski prof at weizmann david freeman suman jana prof at columbia stanislaw jarecki prof at u c i arvind narayanan prof at princeton lior rotem prof at huji gil segev prof at huji brent waters prof at u t austin web page alums legacy page 1997 2014 the applied crypto group is a part of the security lab in the computer science department at stanford university research projects in the group focus on various aspects of network and computer security in particular the group focuses on applications of cryptography to real world security problems for more information follow the links below lattices in cryptography integer lattices have found many applications in cryptography in proofs of security in attacks and in constructing cryptosystems privacy can multi user services operate without sending all user data to the cloud in the clear some examples include private location based services private computation of aggregate statistics private recommendation systems private queries to a database and anonymous messaging blockchain technologies we are developing cryptographic tools with applications to blockchains we are also teaching a course on the topic cs251 pairings based cryptography cryptographic pairings have numerous applications to cryptography including everything from identity based encryption and short digital signatures to broadcast encryption and search friendly encryption computer and web security computer security research explores architectures that improve software security and enhances our understanding of attack strategies our research covers ssl and tls web security and areas of operating systems security projects bulletproofs short proofs for confidential transactions and more prio private robust and scalable computation of aggregate statistics balloon hashing memory hard password hashing powerspy location tracking using mobile device power analysis riposte an anonymous messaging system handling millions of users gyrophone recognizing speech from gyroscope signals portia managing sensitive information in a wired world location privacy identity based encryption email system ibe secure email the ittc project intrusion tolerance via threshold cryptography export control warning the us government regulates the physical export or transmission of cryptographic source and corresponding object code outside the borders of the us and within the us when the recipient is an embassy or an affiliate of a foreign government posting encrypted code to the internet and making it publicly available is considered an export and may entail us government notification requirements please see stanford s export control encryption page if you have a need to take transfer or transmit stanford generated encryption code outside of the us or to share it with us based representatives of foreign governments su home maps directions search stanford terms of use emergency info stanford university stanford california 94305 copyright complaints