Using Efficient Oblivious Computation to Keep Data Private and Obfuscate Programs
Protecting sensitive user data and proprietary programs are fundamental and important challenges. For instance, when users outsource their private data to the cloud, they risk leakage of the data in the event of a data…
Homomorphic Encryption Standardization Workshop
The goals of this Homomorphic Encryption Standardization Workshop are to approve a draft standard for parameter selection for homomorphic encryption and revisit our initial API design standard. We welcome new participants who wish to be a part of…
DICE: Device Identifier Composition Engine
aka RIoT (Robust | Resilient | Recoverable – IoT) Introduction DICE (previously called RIoT) is a family of hardware and software techniques for hardware-based cryptographic device identity, attestation, and data encryption. DICE hardware requirements are…
Protecting Sensitive User Data in Web Services
Web services like Google, Facebook, and Dropbox are now an essential part of people’s lives. In order to provide value to users, these services collect, store, and analyze large amounts of their users’ sensitive data.…
Give your dissertation a boost with a grant from Microsoft Research
Need funding to clear a hurdle in the final stages of your dissertation research? Microsoft Research is offering grants of up to US $25,000 to help a select group of doctoral students cross the finish…
Further Adventures in Evidence-Based Security
Over the last decade, our group has undertaken an “evidence-based” approach to measure, analyze, and undermine various kinds of abuse and cybercrime on the Internet. In this talk, I will describe our evidence-based approach and…
Microsoft Research India Overview
The Academic Research Summit, co-organized by Microsoft Research and the Association for Computing Machinery, is a forum to foster meaningful discussion among the Indian computer science research community and raise the bar on research efforts.…