Cyptography Online Talks

Due to the global COVID-19 outbreak, many conferences and seminars are carried out as online events.
The goal of this website is to help find online talks which could be of interest to students and researchers in Cryptography.

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Upcoming Events

• ITCS 2022 (January 31- February 3, 2022)
• CT-RSA 2022 (February 7-10, 2022)
• PKC 2022 (March 7-10, 2022)
• FSE 2022 (March 20-25, 2022)
• RWC 2022 (April 13-15, 2022)
• FC 2022 (May 2-6, 2022)
• Lightweight Cryptography Workshop 2022 (May 9-11, 2022)
• Eurocrypt 2022 (May 31-June 3, 2022)
• ITC 2022 (July 5-7, 2022)
• PODC 2022 (July 25-29, 2022)
• CRYPTO 2022 (August 13-18, 2022)

Related Websites

• Seminars
  
  • MIT Cryptography And Information Security (CIS) Seminar
  • BUSec Seminar
  • Cornell Crypto Seminar
  • CMU Crypto/Applied Crypto Seminar
  • MIT Security Seminar
  • Stanford Security Seminar
  • TCS+
• Crypto days
  
  • GTACS
  • Charles River Crypto Day
  • NY Crypto Day
  • DC Area Crypto Day
  • Bay Area Crypto Day
  • Swiss Crypto Day
  • Tokyo Crypto Day
  • London Crypto Day
• Podcasts
  
  • Real World Cryptographers Podcast
  • The Zero Knowledge Podcast
  • Cryptography FM
• Miscellaneous
  
  • IACR Calendar
  • CS Theory Online Talks
  • Simons Institute Calendar

Recorded Talks

• General
  
  • IACR Youtube channel
  • ACM Youtube channel
  • Simons Institute Youtube channel
  • IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy Youtube channel
  • USENIX Youtube channel
  • NDSS Youtube channel
  • BIU Youtube channel
  • University of haifa: The Center for Cyber Law & Policy
• Seminar Series
  
  • BUSec Seminar
  • CMU Crypto Seminar
  • Stanford Computer Science and Security Seminar
  • KU Leuven COSIC seminars
  • UWaterloo CrySP (Cryptography, Security, and Privacy)
  • Monash University Cybersecurity Seminar
  • Purdue CERIAS (The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security)
  • Reflections | Projections (UIUC)
  • MSR Videos (Homomorphic Encryption)
  • MSR Videos (Cryptography)
  • Harvard's CRCS Lunch Seminar series
  • Princeton TCS (Theory Lunch)
  • Institute for Advanced Study
  • TCS+
  • PALISADE Homomorphic Encryption Library: Tutorial Series
  • FHE.org meetup
  • ZK Study Club
  • Protocol Labs Research Seminars
  • CloudFlare Crypto Talk Series
  • Whiteboard Series with NEAR: Technical Deep Dive Sessions
  • Tips on Technical Writing (MIT)
  • ACM A.M. Turing Award Laureate Interviews
  • Berkeley in the 80s
• Courses
  
  • Shafi Goldwasser and Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Cryptography, MIT, Spring 2018
  • Yehuda Lindell: Introduction to Cryptography, BIU, 2019 (in Hebrew)
  • Christof Paar: Introduction to Cryptography, RUB, 2010/11
  • Alessandro Chiesa: Foundations of Probabilistic Proofs, Berkeley, 2020
  • Alessandro Chiesa: Probabilistically Checkable and Interactive Proof Systems, Berkeley, 2019
  • Dan Boneh: Cryptography, Coursera
  • Jonathan Katz: Cryptography, Coursera
  • Gautam Kamath: Differential Privacy, University of Waterloo, 2020
  • David Evans: Applied Cryptography, Udacity, 2015
  • Nickolai Zeldovich: Computer Systems Security, MIT, 2014
  • Neha Narula and Tadge Dryja: Cryptocurrency Engineering and Design, MIT, 2018
  • Gary Gensler: Blockchain and Money, MIT, 2018
  • Erik Demaine, Srini Devadas, and Nancy Lynch: Design and Analysis of Algorithms, MIT, 2015
  • Tom Leighton and Marten van Dijk: Mathematics for Computer Science, MIT, 2010
  • Seif Haridi: Reliable Distributed Algorithms, EdX, 2016
  • Arvind Narayanan, Joseph Bonneau, Ed Felten, and Andrew Miller: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies, Princeton, 2015
  • Ben Fisch and Benedikt Bunz: Introduction to Blockchain, Findora, 2020
  • Josh Benaloh: A General Introduction to Modern Cryptography, RSAC, 2019
  • Josh Benaloh: Cryptography Primer, MSR, 2014 (part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6)
  • Gil Kalai and Alex Lubotzkys: High Dimensional Expanders, HUJI, 2013/14
  • Tom Chothia: Computer Security 2012, University of Birmingham
  • Mike Swift: Computer Security 2019, University of Wisconsin
  • Lindsey Kuper: Distributed Systems, Spring 2021, UC Santa Cruz
  • Lindsey Kuper: Distributed Systems, Spring 2020, UC Santa Cruz
  • Frans Kaashoek : Distributed Systems, Spring 2020, MIT
  • Martin Kleppmann: Distributed Systems, Spring 2020, University of Cambridge
  • Chris Colohan: Distributed Systems, 2016
  • Richard W. Hamming: The Art of Doing Science and Engineering: Learning to Learn, 1995
  • Donald Knuth: TeX For Beginners, 1981

2022

• Conferences
  
  • ITCS 2022
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • The 12th BIU Winter School on Cryptography: Advances in Secure Computation
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Orel Cosseron and Clément Hoffmann: An overview of Hybrid Homomorphic Encryption (FHE.org)
  • Amit Sahai: Explaining Zero-Knowledge Proofs in 5 Levels of Difficulty (Wired)

2021

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2021
  • Eurocrypt 2021
  • Asiacrypt 2021
  • TCC 2021
  • ITC 2021
  • PKC 2021
  • CHES 2021
  • STOC 2021
  • FC 2021
  • PODC 2021
  • DISC 2021
  • QCrypt 2021 (online talks)
  • PQCrypto 2021
  • QIP 2021
  • S&P 2021: IEEE Security & Privacy
  • NDSS 2021
  • CSCML 2021: 5th International Symposium on Cyber Security Cryptology and Machine Learning
  • FORC 2021: Symposium On The Foundations Of Responsible Computing
  • ITCS 2021 (online sessions)
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Average-Case Complexity: From Cryptography to Statistical Learning (Simons)
  • Conference In Memory of Benny Chor (in Hebrew)
  • Michael Rabin's 90 birthday (in Hebrew)
  • CWI in Business on Secure Multi-Party Computation
  • ACISP 2021: The 26th Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy
  • TASER 2021
  • PPML 2021
  • CFAIL 2021
  • Mentoring Workshop 2021
  • WAC 2021: Workshop on Attacks in Cryptography
  • TPBC 2021
  • 4th ZKProof Workshop
  • DisCoTec 2021: 16th International Federated Conference on Distributed Computing Techniques
  • Cyber Week at TAU: Juan Garay and Stefan Dziembowski and Nir Bitansky
  • Charles River Crypto Day at NEU: Jon Ullman and Hoeteck Wee and Zhengzhong Jin and Yael Tauman Kalai and Rishab Goyal
  • GTACS at TAU (Ran Gelles, Jad Silbak, Carmit Hazay, and Daniel Wichs)
  • TII Crypto Seminar 2021
  • The 11th BIU Winter School on Cryptography in a Quantum World
  • RWC 2021
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Silvio Micali: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, Algorand, Bitcoin & Ethereum (Lex Fridman Podcast #168)
  • Irit Dinur: The PCP theorem, locally testable codes, and property testing (IAS)
  • Avi Wigderson: The Value of Errors in Proofs (IAS)
  • Eylon Yogev: Adversarially Robust Streaming Algorithms (HUJI Seminar)
  • Merav Parter: Resilient Distributed Computation (SOFSEM 2021)
  • Nick Spooner: Post Quantum Succinct Arguments (Protocol Labs)
  • Sarah Azouvi: SoK: Tools for game theoretic models of security for cryptocurrencies (Protocol Labs)
  • Anca Nitulescu: Verifiable computation over encrypted data (Protocol Labs)
  • Sarah Azouvi: Winkle: A Decentralized Checkpointing for Proof-of-stake Systems (Protocol Labs)
  • Jonathan Bootle: Zero Knowledge Succinct Arguments with a Linear Time Prover (Protocol Labs)
  • Eduardo Soria Vázquez: Rinocchio: SNARKs for Ring Arithmetic (Protocol Labs)
  • Luisa Siniscalchi: How to Extract Useful Randomness from Unreliable Sources (Protocol Labs)
  • David Evans: When Models Learn Too Much (UWaterloo)
  • Katrina Legitt: Privacy as Stability, for Generalization (IAS)
  • Andrea Lincoln: New Techniques for Proving Fine-Grained Average-Case Hardness (TCS+)
  • Yonatan Karidi: A Tight Lower Bound on Adaptively Secure Full-Information Coin Flip (BIU)
  • Uri Stemmer: Adversarial Streaming, Differential Privacy, and Adaptive Data Analysis (BIU)
  • Yehuda Lindell: Introduction to Multiparty Computation (FHE.org)
  • Foundations of Computing: Tal Rabin and Siobhan Roberts (Polylogues, Simons)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: Addressing Distrust in AI Algorithms with Math (Data + AI Summit)
  • Amit Sahai: Indistinguishability Obfuscation: How to Hide Secrets within Software (Harvard)

2020

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2020
  • Eurocrypt 2020
  • TCC 2020
  • Asiacrypt 2020
  • ITC 2020: Information-Theoretic Crytography
  • PKC 2020
  • CHES 2020: Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems
  • FSE 2020: Fast Software Encryption
  • PODC 2020: ACM Symposium on Principles of Distributed Computing
  • DISC 2020
  • OPODIS 2020
  • ITCS 2020
  • FOCS 2020
  • STOC 2020 (Live sessions)
  • S&P 2020: IEEE Security & Privacy (Talk Previews)
  • USENIX Security 2020
  • RSAC 2020 Keynotes
  • NDSS 2020
  • SCN 2020: Security And Cryptography For Networks
  • PQCrypto 2020
  • QCrypt 2020 (online talks)
  • ACNS 2020
  • CANS 2020
  • Indocrypt 2020
  • CARDIS 2020 (Smart Card Research and Advanced Application Conference)
  • SAC 2020 (sessions, summer school)
  • ANTS 2020: Fourteenth Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium
  • FORC 2020: Symposium On The Foundations Of Responsible Computing
  • PETS 2020
  • ICALP 2020
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • TPMPC 2020: Theory and Practice of Multi-Party Computation Workshop
  • TPBC 2020: Theory and Practice of Blockchains (Online Weekly Seminar Series)
  • TPDP 2020: Theory and Practice of Differential Privacy
  • CES 2020: Cryptoeconomic Systems Summit
  • WAC 2020: Workshop on Attacks in Cryptography
  • PPML 2020: Privacy Preserving Machine Learning
  • ACAS 2020: Advanced Cryptography Applications and Standards
  • CFAIL 2020: Conference for Failed Approaches and Insightful Losses in Cryptology
  • RWC 2020
  • FCS20: Workshop on Foundations of Computer Security
  • TLA+ 2020
  • 3rd ZKProof Workshop - Home Edition
  • DIMACS Workshop on Co-Development of Computer Science and Law
  • New Developments in Obfuscation (Simons)
  • Lattices: Algorithms, Complexity, and Cryptography Boot Camp (Simons)
  • Proofs, Consensus, and Decentralizing Society Reunion (Simons)
  • Lattices: Geometry, Algorithms and Hardness (Simons)
  • Quantum Cryptanalysis of Post-Quantum Cryptography (Simons)
  • Lattices: New Cryptographic Capabilities (Simons)
  • Lattices: From Theory to Practice (Simons)
  • Secure Multiparty Computation: Theory and Practice (IISc Bangalore)
  • Foundational Aspects of Blockchain Technology (ICTS Bangalore)
  • Cyber Resilient Supply Chain Technologies 2020
  • IC3 Blockchain Camp 2020
  • Deep Learning and Security Workshop 2020
  • New Developments in Obfuscation (Simons)
  • Proofs, Consensus, and Decentralizing Society Reunion (Simons)
  • Lattices Seminars (Simons)
  • Quantum Cryptography for Dummies (Simons)
  • Richard M. Karp Distinguished Lectures, Spring 2020 (Simons)
  • Online Workshop on Threshold Schemes for NIST-approved Symmetric Block Ciphers in a Single-Device Setting (2020)
  • ZKProof Expert Series: Fundamentals of Zero Knowledge
  • Randomness Summit 2020
  • 5th ZK Summit
  • 6th ZK Summit
  • imPACT 2020 - Technology and Public Health Perspectives on Private Automated Contact Tracing
  • CyberSec & AI Prague: Speaker Sessions
  • NorthSec 2020
  • FCAT Crypto Privacy Conference 2020
  • Postquantum Crypto Minischool
  • BIU Seminar
  • GTACS at BIU: Hussien Othman and Omri Shmueli and Yuval Ishai
  • Stanford VDF Day 2020
  • TAU Theory-Fest
  • TAU Theory-Fest:Cryptography
  • Technion Cyberday 2020 (in Hebrew)
  • The Third Summer School on Practice and Theory of Distributed Computing
  • The 8th Technion Summer School on Cyber and Computer Security
  • 10th BIU Winter School: Information Theoretic Cryptography
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Gillat Kol: Interactive Error Correcting Codes and the Magical Power of Adaptivity (HUJI Seminar)
  • Ben Adida: Building Better Voting Systems
  • Nancy Lynch: A Theoretical View of Distributed Systems
  • Kobbi Nissim: Legal Theorems of Privacy (IAS)
  • Huijia (Rachel) Lin: Indistinguishability Obfuscation from Well-Founded Assumptions (IAS)
  • Stefano Tessaro: Contact tracing: Fighting COVID-19 while respecting privacy
  • Ronald L. Rivest: PACT
  • Ronald L. Rivest: Perspectives on Digital Contact Tracing
  • Ed Felten: COVID 19, Technology, Privacy and Civil Liberties (CITP Princeton)
  • Raluca Ada Popa: Towards a Secure Collaborative Learning Platform (CITP Princeton)
  • Andrew Appel: Election Security and Transparency in 2020 (CITP Princeton)
  • Kobbi Nissim: Legal Theorems of Privacy (in Hebrew) (part 2, part 3)
  • Alex Halderman: Securing Digital Democracies
  • Yael Tauman Kalai: Non-Interactive Publicly Verifiable Delegation with Applications to PPAD Hardness (Princeton TCS)
  • Aayush Jain: Indistinguishability Obfuscation from Well-Founded Assumptions (TCS+)
  • Tal Rabin: You Only Speak Once -- Secure MPC with Stateless Ephemeral Roles (Foundations of Data Science Series)
  • Mary Wootters: Thresholds for Reliable Computation with Noisy Gates, and Applications in Quantum Nonlocality (MIT)
  • Alberto Sonnino: FastPay: High-Performance Byzantine Fault Tolerant Settlement (Protocol Labs)
  • Naomi Ephraim: Non-Malleable Time Lock Puzzles and Applications (Protocol Labs)
  • Maria Apostolaki: Routing Attacks in Cryptocurrencies (Protocol Labs)
  • Dmitris Kolonelos: Incrementally Aggregatable Vector Commitments and Applications to Verifiable Decentralized Storage (Protocol Labs)
  • Ariel Gabizon: Polynomial Protocols (Protocol Labs)
  • Daniel J. Bernstein: Does cryptographic software work correctly? (Post-Quantum Cryptography for Embedded Systems)
  • Daniel J. Bernstein: OpenSSLNTRU: experiences integrating a post-quantum KEM into TLS 1.3 via an OpenSSL ENGINE (Post-Quantum Cryptography for Embedded Systems)
  • Peter Schwabe: The transition to post-quantum cryptography: challenge and chance (ICITDA 2020)
  • Dan Boneh: Blockchain Primitives: Cryptography and Consensus (Crypto Startup School)
  • Mary Maller: Scalability Solutions from zk SNARKs (ETHLondonUK)
  • Dakshita Khurana: SNARGs and PPAD Hardness from Sub-exponential LWE (STCS TIFR)
  • Emily Shen: Privacy-Preserving Collaboration Using Cryptography
  • Moti Yung: Secure Computation Protocol: A Technology for Our Time (ICETE 2020)
  • Dov Gordon: Some Recent Results in Secure Computation (Galois)
  • Yehuda Lindell: Path to Software-Defined Cryptography via Multi-Party Computation (NorthSec 2020)
  • Justin Holmgren: A Parallel Repetition Theorem for the GHZ Game (IAS)

2019

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2019
  • Eurocrypt 2019
  • FOCS 2019
  • CHES 2019
  • S&P 2019 (Talk Previews)
  • USENIX Security 2019
  • NDSS 2019
  • RSAC 2019
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • RWC 2019
  • CFAIL 2019
  • Proofs, Consensus, and Decentralizing Society Boot Camp (Simons)
  • Probabilistically Checkable and Interactive Proof Systems (Simons)
  • Large-Scale Consensus and Blockchains (Simons)
  • Blockchain in Society: Applications, Economics, Law, and Ethics (Simons)
  • Data Privacy: Foundations and Applications Boot Camp (Simons)
  • Data Privacy: From Foundations to Applications (Simons)
  • Beyond Differential Privacy (Simons)
  • Recent Developments in Research on Fairness (Simons)
  • Wrong at the Root: Racial Bias and the Tension Between Numbers and Words in Non-Internet Data (Simons)
  • Theoretically Speaking Series (Simons)
  • Richard M. Karp Distinguished Lectures, Fall 2019 (Simons)
  • Blockchains, Micropayments and Zero Knowledge (Simons)
  • Lower Bounds in Cryptography (Bertinoro)
  • DIMACS/MACS Workshop on Usable, Efficient, and Formally Verified Secure Computation
  • The Wright Stuff: Celebrating Rebecca Wright & Her Initiatives at DIMACS
  • WAC 2019: Workshop on Attacks in Cryptography (Affiliated Event at Crypto)
  • Workshop on Advanced Cryptography Standardization (Affiliated Event at Crypto)
  • ICERM Encrypted Search Workshop
  • Deep Learning and Security Workshop 2019
  • 2nd ZKProof Workshop
  • ZKProof Community Event Amsterdam'19
  • 3rd ZK Summit
  • 4th ZK Summit
  • Consensus Day 1 (Protocol Labs)
  • Tau CS Colloquium 2018-2019
  • Crypto Innovation School (CIS)
  • MIT VDF Day
  • Stanford Blockchain Conference (SBC)
  • CES 2019: Cryptoeconomic Systems Summit
  • Tokenomics: International Conference on Blockchain Economics, Security and Protocols
  • NIST Threshold Cryptography Workshop
  • NIST Lightweight Cryptography Workshop 2019
  • KU Leuven COED meeting (October 2019)
  • The 12th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University
  • Hacking Deep Learning Workshop 2 (BIU)
  • Zero Knowledge Tel Aviv and London and Paris
  • The Second Summer School on Practice and Theory of Distributed Computing
  • 9th BIU Winter School: Zero Knowledge
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Yehuda Lindell: Cryptocurrency Protection with MPC & Threshold ECDSA
  • Yehuda Lindell: New Directions in Software Key Protection
  • Yehuda Lindell: Security & Speed in Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
  • Martin Hellman: The Technological Imperative for Ethical Evolution
  • Ronald L. Rivest: Election Security (third annual Ding Shum lecture)
  • Ran Canetti: Fully Bideniable Interactive Encryption (TCS+)
  • Chris Peikert: Noninteractive Zero Knowledge for NP from Learning With Errors (TCS+)
  • Yael Tauman Kalai: PCP and Delegating Computation: A Love Story (IAS)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: The Story of Modern Cryptography (Scalar Capital Summit)
  • Irit Dinur: The PCP theorem (IAS)
  • Nishanth Chandran: Private Multi-party AI (MSR)
  • Shi Bai: Lattice Attacks for Variants of LWE (MSR)
  • Peihan Miao: PASTA: PASsword-based Threshold Authentication (MSR)
  • Edoardo Persichetti: Reproducible Codes and Cryptographic Applications (MSR)
  • Vanessa Teague: How Not to Prove Your Election Outcome (MSR)
  • Tal Rabin: Advances in Cryptography and Cryptocurrencies (GHC 19 Abie Award Series)
  • Yuval Ishai: Secure Multiparty Computation (Simons)
  • Craig Costello: In the war for information will quantum computers defeat cryptographers (TEDx)
  • djb and Tanja Lange: High-assurance crypto software (36C3)
  • naehrwert: (Post-Quantum) Isogeny Cryptography (36C3)
  • Harry Halpin: Fighting back against Libra - Decentralizing Facebook Connect (36C3)
  • Moxie Marlinspike: The ecosystem is moving (36C3)
  • Will Scott: What's left for private messaging? (36C3)
  • Roger Dingledine: The Tor Censorship Arms Race The Next Chapter (DEFCON 27)
  • Benjamin Wesolowski: Discrete Logarithms in Quasi polynomial Time in Finite Fields of Fixed Characteristic (Protocol Labs)
  • Phil Zimmermann: Stories from the Crypto Revolution (Block in Press)
  • Noah Stephens-Davidowitz: Benefits and risks of post-quantum cryptography from lattices (Centre for Quantum Technologies)
  • Mary Maller: Pairing Based SNARKS (Ethereum Foundation)
  • Mary Maller: A Selection of Pairing Based zk-SNARKs (Zcash Foundation)
  • Alex B. Grilo: Recent advances in Zero-knowledge proofs in the quantum setting (QuiCS)

2018

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2018
  • Eurocrypt 2018
  • FOCS 2018
  • CHES 2018
  • S&P 2018
  • USENIX Security 2018
  • NDSS 2018
  • ACM CCS 2018
  • FSE 2018
  • ACNS 2018
  • RWC 2018
  • PQCrypto 2018
  • QCrypt 2018
  • PETS 2018
  • RSAC 2018 Keynotes
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Beyond Crypto: A TCS Perspective (Crypto affiliated event)
  • TAU PCP-Fest
  • Differential Privacy Meets Multi-Party Computation (DPMPC) Workshop
  • 2018 Berkeley ACM A.M. Turing Laureate Colloquium
  • Deep Learning and Security Workshop 2018
  • Charles River Crypto Day at BU
  • 1st ZKProof Workshop
  • 1st ZK Summit
  • 2nd ZK Summit
  • NorthSec 2018
  • ECC 2018 (Elliptic Curve Cryptography)
  • CTNT 2018 - Connecticut Summer School in Number Theory
  • Computation on Encrypted Data Industry Day (KU Leuven)
  • Ethereum VDF Day
  • SHE256 Women in Blockchain Conference
  • San Francisco Blockchain Week
  • BPASE (Blockchain Protocol Analysis and Security Engineering)
  • Mathematical Foundations of Data Privacy (BIRS)
  • Crypto Economics Security Conference (CESC)
  • Chain In Blockchain Conference 2018
  • An Algebraic Approach to Multilinear Maps for Cryptography
  • Hacking Deep Learning Workshop (BIU)
  • The 11th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University: Michal Feldman and Chandra Chekuri and Amos Fiat and Merav Parter and Naftali (Tali) Tishby
  • The 3rd Winter School in Computer Science and Engineering: Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies
  • 8th BIU Winter School: Secure Key Exchange
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Avi Wigderson: Optimization, Complexity and Math (through the lens of one problem and one algorithm) (TCS+)
  • Sanjam Garg: Identity-Based Encryption from the Diffie-Hellman Assumption (TCS+)
  • Urmila Mahadev: Classical Homomorphic Encryption for Quantum Circuits (TCS+)
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Breaking the Circuit-Size Barrier in Secret Sharing (IAS)
  • Toni Bluher: Mathematics in Cryptography (IAS) ((part 2))
  • Kristin Lauter: Mathematics of Post-Quantum Cryptograhy (IAS) ((part 2))
  • Jill Pipher: Mathematical Ideas in Lattice Based Cryptography (IAS) ((part 2))
  • Scott Aaronson: Quantum Computational Supremacy And Its Applications (Princeton TCS)
  • Adam Chlipala: Fiat Cryptography: Automatic Correct-by-Construction Generation of Low-Level Cryptographic Code (MSR)
  • Josh Benaloh: Technology and the Future of Voting (Reflections | Projections)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: From Basic Idea to Impact: the story of modern cryptography (Berkeley)
  • Silvio Micali: Proofs, Knowledge, and Computation (Berkeley)
  • Andrew Chi-Chih Yao: Game Theory in Auction and Blockchain (Berkeley)
  • Dan Boneh: Bugs in Crypto Implementations (Stanford)
  • Benedikt Bunz: Bulletproofs: Short Proofs for Confidential Transactions and More (Stanford)
  • Izaak Meckler: Coda Protocol: Using zk-SNARKs For A Constant-Size Blockchain (SF cryptocurrency devs)
  • Alex Skidanov: From Sharded Databases to Sharded Blockchains (UC Berkeley)
  • Riad Wahby: Doubly-efficient zkSNARKs Without Trusted Setup (Stanford)
  • Dan Boneh: New Developments in Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technologies (Stanford)
  • Martin Hellman: The Evolution of Public Key Cryptography (Stanford)
  • Bram Cohen: Stopping grinding attacks in proofs of space (Stanford)
  • David Wu: Protecting Patient Privacy in Genomic Analysis (Stanford)
  • Rachel Player: Security and encoding in Fully Homomorphic Encryption (The Alan Turing Institute)
  • Benny Pinkas: Solving Private Set Intersection via Cuckoo Hashing (The Alan Turing Institute)
  • Cynthia Dwork: The Emerging Theory of Algorithmic Fairness (MSR)
  • Peter Gazi: Ouroboros (MSR)
  • Niek J. Bouman: Secure Linear Algebra Over the Rationals / MPyC (MSR)
  • Kartik Nayak: Using Efficient Oblivious Computation to Keep Data Private and Obfuscate Programs (MSR)
  • Yuriy Polyakov: Cryptographic Program Obfuscation: Current Capabilities and Challenges (MSR)
  • djb and Tanja Lange: The year in post-quantum crypto (35C3)
  • FJW and Lukas: Provable Security (35C3)
  • Daniel Gruss, Michael Schwarz, Moritz Tipp: Meltdown: Basics, Details, Consequences (Black Hat 2018)
  • Yuval Yarom: Speculative Execution Considered Harmful (BSides Canberra 2018)
  • Mark Handley: Meltdown and Spectre (UCL)
  • Ofek Shilon: Spectre, The Juicy Parts (CoreCpp IL meetup) (in Hebrew)
  • Ofir Weisse: Foreshadow: Breaking the Virtual Memory Abstraction with Transient Out-of-Order Execution (Berkeley)
  • Phil Zimmermann: PGP (Bitcoin Wednesday)
  • Dan Boneh: What Lies Ahead for Cryptography & Why It Matters (Cloudflare)

2017

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2017
  • Eurocrypt 2017
  • Asiacrypt 2017
  • FOCS 2017
  • ACM CCS 2017
  • S&P 2017
  • USENIX Security 2017
  • NDSS 2017
  • QCrypt 2017
  • PETS 2017
  • RSAC 2017 Keynotes
  • ITCS 2017
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • RWC 2017
  • Crypto Economics Security Conference (CESC) 2017
  • Android Security Symposium 2017
  • wr0ng 2017: Random Number Generation Done Right
  • NorthSec 2017
  • DIMACS Workshop on Outsourcing Computation Securely
  • DIMACS Workshop on Complexity of Cryptographic Primitives and Assumptions
  • DIMACS/Northeast Big Data Hub Workshop on Overcoming Barriers to Data Sharing
  • The 6th Technion Summer School on Cyber and Computer Security
  • MPC School and Workshop (IIT Bombay)
  • I-CORE Day at TAU (some talks are in Hebrew)
  • 2nd Hebrew University Networking Summer
  • BPASE (Blockchain Protocol Analysis and Security Engineering)
  • 7th BIU Winter School: Differential Privacy: From Theory to Practice
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Ed Felten: West Wing, Veep, or House of Cards? Policy and Technology in the Obama White House (CITP Princeton)
  • Ed Felten: So You Want to Design an Encryption Backdoor (CITP Princeton)
  • Noah Stephens-Davidowitz: A Reverse Minkowski Theorem (TCS+)
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Program Obfuscation and Random CSPs: The Love-Hate Relationship (TCS+)
  • Mark Bun: The Price of Online Queries in Differential Privacy (Princeton TCS)
  • Noah Stephens-Davidowitz: On the Quantitative Hardness of CVP (Princeton TCS)
  • Christophe Petit: Post-quantum cryptography from supersingular isogeny problems? (MSR)
  • Yongsoo Song: Homomorphic Encryption for Arithmetic of Approximate Numbers (MSR)
  • Jean-Francoise Biass: Quantum Algorithms for Number Theory and their Relevance to Cryptography (MSR)
  • Sebastian Ramacher: Post-Quantum Zero-Knowledge and Signatures from Symmetric-Key (MSR)
  • Daniele Micciancio: Gaussian Sampling over the Integers: Efficient, Generic, Constant-Time (MSR)
  • Josh Benaloh: Elections with both Privacy and Integrity (UWaterloo)
  • Silvio Micali: Algorand (UWaterloo)
  • Mariana Raykova: Secure computation with RAMs (The Alan Turing Institute)
  • Yehuda Lindell: Securing Data-In-Use in the Cloud - Myths and Facts
  • Stephen Checkoway: The Juniper Dual EC incident (Fastly Security Speaker Series)
  • Jonathan Katz: Cryptographic Perspectives on the Future of Privacy (UMD)
  • djb, Tanja Lange Nadia Heninger: LatticeHacks (34C3)
  • Trevor Perrin: The Noise Protocol Framework (34C3)
  • Zooko: cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, etc.: revolutionary tech? (34C3)
  • Roger Dingledine: Next Generation Tor Onion Services (DEFCON 25)
  • Roger Dingledine: Society 3.0+: Can Liberty Survive the Digital Age? (Princeton-Fung Global Forum)
  • Joseph Bonneau: Verifiable lotteries (dotSecurity 2017)
  • Ron Rothblum: How to Prove the Correctness of Computations (UW)
  • Dan Boneh: Hiding the metadata in chat systems (UW)

2016

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2016
  • Eurocrypt 2016
  • Asiacrypt 2016
  • TCC 2016-A
  • FOCS 2016 and here and here
  • CHES 2016
  • FSE 2016
  • S&P 2016 and here and here
  • PETS 2016
  • RSAC 2016 Keynotes
  • QCrypt 2016
  • PQCrypto Conference 2016
  • PQCrypto Winter School 2016
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • ECC 2016 (Elliptic Curve Cryptography)
  • Nexus of Information and Computation Theories Secrecy and Privacy Theme
  • COST-IACR School on Randomness in Cryptography
  • DIMACS/CEF Workshop on Cryptography and Software Obfuscation
  • DIMACS Workshop on Cryptography and its Interactions: Learning Theory, Coding Theory, and Data Structures
  • A Workshop About Cryptographic Standards (AWACS)
  • White-Box Cryptography and Obfuscation
  • Spring School on Symmetric Cryptography
  • NorthSec 2016
  • CTNT 2016 - Connecticut Summer School in Number Theory
  • A Celebration of Mathematics and Computer Science (Avi-Fest)
  • Workshop on TLS Security (BIU)
  • Workshop on Bitcoin (BIU)
  • CROSSING Winter School on Quantum Security
  • Workshop on the Protection of Long-Lived Systems (PLLS)
  • Cryptocurrencies and Beyond Workshop
  • UC Tutorial by Ran Canetti
  • Charles River Crypto Day at MSR: Silas Richelson and Omer Paneth and Muthu Venkitasubramaniam and Ron Rothblum
  • The 9th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University
  • UbiCrypt Spring School 2016 on Symmetric Cryptography
  • The 5th Technion Summer School on Computer Security
  • 6th BIU Winter School: Cryptography in the Cloud - Verifiable Computation and Special Encryption
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Kristin Lauter: Supersingular Isogeny Graphs in Cryptography
  • Hovav Shacham: The (new) demon-haunted world
  • Whitfield Diffie: Cryptology and Security - the view from 2016 (Stanford Seminar)
  • Eran Tromer: Building Systems Using Malicious Components (Stanford Seminar)
  • Joseph Bonneau: Challenges in Secure Messaging (Stanford)
  • Phillip Rogaway: IDSS Distinguished Seminar
  • Ronald L. Rivest: Auditability and Verifiability of Elections
  • Sarah Meiklejohn: Centrally Banked Cryptocurrencies (The Alan Turing Institute)
  • Adi Shamir: IoT - The Insecurity of Things (Max Planck Society)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: The Cryptographic Lens: Past, Present and Future (University of Haifa)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: The Computational Benefit of Correlated Instances (Simons)
  • Omer Reingold: Constant Round Interactive Proofs for Delegating Computation (TCS+)
  • Mark Zhandry: The Magic of ELFs (TCS+)
  • Omer Paneth: Program obfuscation - outside the black box (IAS)
  • Nir Bitansky: On the cryptographic hardness of finding a Nash equilibrium (IAS)
  • Avi Wigderson: Proof complexity - an introduction (IAS)
  • Avi Wigderson: The Resolution proof system (IAS)
  • Hao Chen: A Survey on Ring-LWE Cryptography (MSR)
  • Miran Kim: Guide to Applications of Homomorphic Encryption (MSR)
  • Saikrishna Badrinarayanan: Verifiable Functional Encryption (MSR)
  • Shweta Agrawal: Functional encryption from LWE (MSR)
  • Vipul Goyal: Computing on Encryption Data: Functional Encryption and More (MSR)
  • Yossi Oren: The Mechanical Cryptographer: Tolerant Algebraic Side-Channel Attacks using pseudo-Boolean Solvers (MSR)
  • Aviv Zohar: Bitcoin - The Grand Experiment (MSR)
  • Ranjit Kumaresan: Privacy-Preserving Smart Contracts (MSR)
  • Francois Dupressoir: Verifying Constant-Time Implementations (MSR)
  • Samee Zahur: Random Access in Multiparty Computation (MSR)
  • Damien Robert: Optimal Pairings on Abelian Varieties with Theta Function (MSR)
  • Esha Gosh: Efficient Zero-Knowledge Authenticated Data Structures (MSR)
  • Andrew Appel: Internet Voting? Really? (TEDx)
  • Nishant Chandran: Cryptographic Techniques for Cloud Security Challenges
  • Richard (Dickie) George: The Role of the NSA in the Development of DES (Purdue University)
  • Richard (Dickie) George: Life as a Target (Purdue University)
  • Georgios Kellaris: Accessing Data while Preserving Privacy (CRCS)
  • Kurt Opsahl: The Fight for Encryption in 2016: Crypto fight in the Wake of Apple v. FBI (33C3)
  • Sven Hallberg: The Zcash anonymous cryptocurrency (33C3)
  • Tanja Lange and Daniel J. Bernstein: Quantum computers are coming! (Science & Cocktails)
  • Andrew Wiles: Fermat's Last theorem: abelian and non-abelian approache (The Abel Lecture)
  • Brian Mork: A Brief History of Cryptographic Failures (North Texas ISSA)
  • Phil Zimmermann: Communications Security (Talks at Google)
  • Peter Schwabe: Post Quantum Cryptography (Noisebridge)
  • Henry Corrigan-Gibbs: Using Cryptographic Techniques to Ensure Fair Randomness in Legal Processes (Stanford law School)
  • Nir Bitansky: Program obfuscation: the power of unreadable code (UW)
  • Lessons from Apple vs. FBI on Encryption and Privacy (Brown)

2015

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2015
  • S&P 2015 and here and here
  • USENIX Security 2015
  • RSAC 2015 Keynotes
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Cryptography Boot Camp (Simons)
  • Securing Computation (Simons)
  • QCrypt 2015
  • The Mathematics of Modern Cryptography (Simons)
  • Historical Papers in Cryptography Seminar Series (Simons)
  • Workshop on Big Data and Differential Privacy (Simons)
  • KARPfest80 (Simons)
  • DIMACS/Columbia Data Science Institute Workshop on Cryptography for Big Data
  • ICERM Modular Forms and Curves of Low Genus: Computational Aspects
  • ICERM Mathematics of Lattices and Cybersecurity
  • Workshop on Tools for Asymmetric Cryptanalysis
  • NorthSec 2015
  • Android Security Symposium 2015
  • CROSSING Conference 2015 (Technical University of Darmstadt)
  • Conference on Mathematics of Cryptography
  • I-CORE Day at TAU
  • DC-Area Crypto Day at Johns Hopkins University: David Evans, Andrew Miller, Ranjit Kumaresan, and Matthew Green
  • Charles River Crypto Day at MSR: Huijia (Rachel) Lin and Tal Malkin and Henry Corrigan-Gibbs
  • GTACS at TAU
  • The 8th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University
  • 5th BIU Winter School: Advances in Practical Multiparty Computation
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Shai Halevi: Cryptographic Graded-Encoding Schemes: Recent Developments (TCS+)
  • Moni Naor: Physical Zero- Knowledge (University of Haifa)
  • Orr Dunkelman: How to Privately Find Double Acquisitions in Biometric Databases (University of Haifa)
  • Mark Zhandry: The Surprising Power of Modern Cryptography (UW)
  • Eric Rescorla: The TLS 1.3 Protocol (Stanford)
  • Arvind Narayanan: Better Security and Privacy Hinges on Better Design: Two Case Studies (Stanford)
  • Leslie Lamport: Programing Should Be More Than Coding (Stanford)
  • Mark Zhandry: Anonymous Traitor Tracing: How to Embed Arbitrary Information in a Key (Princeton TCS)
  • Ran Canetti: Cryptographic Software Obfuscation and Applications (Technion)
  • Kristin Lauter: Cryptographic Problems in Algebraic Geometry (Brown)
  • Michael Rabin: Zero Knowledge Proofs and Applications (HUJI)
  • Brent Waters: Indistinguishability Obfuscation for Turing Machines with Unbounded Memory (MSR)
  • Kurt Opsahl: Crypto Wars Part II (32C3)
  • djb and Tanja Lange: PQCHacks - A gentle introduction to post-quantum cryptography (32C3)
  • Roger, David Goulet and asn: Tor onion services - more useful than you think (32C3)
  • State of the Onion (32C3)
  • Nick Sullivan: goto fail; (32C3)
  • Christian Schaffner: Quantum Cryptography (32C3)
  • Alex J. Halderman and Nadia Heninger: Logjam: Diffie-Hellman, discrete logs, the NSA, and you (32C3)
  • Phil Zimmermann: How To Get Phone Companies To Just Say No To Wiretapping (DEFCON 22)
  • Itsik Mantin: Bar-Mitzva Attack: Breaking SSL with 13-Year Old RC4 Weakness (Black hat 2015)

2014

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2014
  • TCC 2014
  • USENIX Security 2014
  • RSAC 2014 Keynotes
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • I-CORE Day at HUJI
  • PQCrypto Summer School
  • COST School on Cryptographic Attacks
  • CECC 2014 (Central European Conference on Cryptology)
  • Journées Codage et Cryptographie 2014 (in French)
  • Applied Multi-Party Computation Workshop (MSR)
  • The 3rd Technion Summer School on Cyber and Computer Security
  • 4th BIU Winter School: Symmetric Encryption in Theory and in Practice
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan - Lattices and Cryptography: A Match Made in Heaven
  • Matthew Green: Why the NSA is breaking our encryption -- and why we should care (TEDx)
  • Leslie Valiant: The Computational Universe (IAS)
  • Rotem Oshman: The communication complexity of distributed subgraph detection (IAS)
  • Bruce Kapron: Circular Encryption in Formal and Computational Cryptography (IAS)
  • Brett Hemenway: Local Correctability of Expander Codes (IAS)
  • Alon Rosen: The Learning with Rounding Problem: Reductions and Applications (MSR)
  • Sanjam Garg: How to Obfuscate Software (UW)
  • Josh Benaloh: Storing 56-bit keys in human memory (UWaterloo)
  • Jon Ullman: Privacy and the Complexity of Simple Queries (CRCS)
  • Ari Juels: The Password That Never Was (CRCS)
  • Ian Goldberg and George Danezis: DP5: PIR for Privacy-preserving Presence (31C3)
  • Tor E. Bjorstad: The rise and fall of Internet voting in Norway (31C3)
  • djb and Tanja Lange: ECCHacks - A gentle introduction to elliptic-curve cryptography (31C3)
  • djb and Tanja Lange: SafeCurves: Choosing Safe Curves for Elliptic-Curve Cryptography (ShmooCon 2014)
  • Kenneth White and Matthew Green: The Open Crypto Audit Project (DEFCON 22)
  • Leslie Lamport: Thinking Above the Code (MSR)
  • Vadim Lyubashevsky: Lattice Signatures Schemes (MSR)
  • Mike Rosulek: From Circuits to RAM Programs in Malicious 2-party Computation (MSR)
  • Leslie Lamport: Who Builds a Skyscraper without Drawing Blueprints? (React SF)
  • Adi Shamir: The Cryptosystems Are Really Broken: Physical Attacks on Mathematical Cryptosystems (TAU) (in Hebrew)

2013

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2013
  • USENIX Security 2013
  • FSE 2013
  • RSAC 2013 Keynotes
  • QCrypt 2013
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • The 6th CS Theory Day at The Open University
  • The 2nd Technion Summer School: Alon Rosen and Amir Herzberg and Yehuda Lindell (part 2, part 3) and Benny Pinkas and Niv Gilboa and Tomer Teller (part 2) and Danny Harnik and Vitaly Shmatikov (part 2, part 3) and Nadia Heninger (part 2, part 3) and Orr Dunkelman and Alex Halderman (part 2, part 3) and Gene Tsudik (part 2, part 3)
  • Workshop on Lattices with Symmetry
  • 3rd BIU Winter School: Bilinear Pairings in Cryptography
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Sanjam Garg: Indistinguishability Obfuscation and Applications (TCS+)
  • Eli Ben-Sasson: Universal and Affordable Computational Integrity, or, Succinctly, from C to PCP (CITP Princeton)
  • Allison Bishop: Multi-party Interactive Coding (IAS)
  • Yael Tauman-Kalai: Obfuscating Programs Against Algebraic Attacks (IAS)
  • Michael Rabin: Cryptography and Preventing Collusion in Second Price (Vickery) Auctions (IAS)
  • Eli Ben-Sasson: Constant Rate PCPs for Circuit-SAT with Sublinear Query Complexity (IAS)
  • Claudia Diaz: Two tales of privacy in online social networks (UWaterloo)
  • Bruce Schneier: The NSA, Snowden, and Surveillance (CRCS)
  • Peter Schwabe: Who is Afraid of Vectors - Optimizing Cryptography Using SSE, AVX, NEON, and Co. (MSR)
  • Mariana Raykova: Candidate Indistinguishability Obfuscation and Functional Encryption for all circuits (MSR)
  • Vanishree Rao: Revisiting Lower and Upper Bounds for Selective Decommitments (MSR)
  • Damien Stehle: An Overview of Lattice Reduction Algorithms (MSR)
  • Nadia Heninger: Approximate Common Divisors via Lattices (MSR)
  • Sanjam Garg: Candidate Multilinear Maps (MSR)
  • Nancy Lynch: Distributed Computing Theory, Wireless Networks, Mobile Systems
  • Nadia Heninger, djb and Tanja Lange: The Year in Crypto (30C3)
  • Christopher Soghoian: Backdoors, Government Hacking and The Next Crypto Wars (30C3)
  • Roger Dingledine and Jacob Appelbaum: The Tor Network - We're living in interesting times (30C3)
  • Dominique Unruh: Quantum rewinding and other troubles
  • Sharon Goldberg: The Transition to BGP Security: Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze? (Stanford)
  • Sharon Goldberg: The Diffusion of Networking Technologies (CRCS)
  • Salil Vadhan: Privacy Tools for Sharing Research Data (CRCS)
  • Martin Hellman: The Wisdom of Foolishness
  • Silvio Micali: Proofs, Secrets, and Computation (UW)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: Secrets and Proofs (Weizmann) (in Hebrew)

2012

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2012
  • Eurocrypt 2012
  • S&P 2012
  • RSAC 2012 Keynotes
  • EVT/WOTE 2012
  • QCrypt 2012
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Is Cryptographic Theory Practically Relevant?
  • Turing Centennial Celebration - Princeton
  • Alan M. Turing Centennial Conference - Israel
  • E-Voting: Risk and Opportunity (CITP Princeton)
  • Cynthia Dwork: Differential Privacy (MSR) Lecture 1, Lecture 2, Lecture 3, Lecture 4, Lecture 5,
  • The 5th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University: Robert Krauthgamer and Michael Rabin and Ryan Williams and Yuval Ishai and Niv Buchbinder and Ronen Shaltiel
  • 2nd BIU Winter School: Lattice-Based Cryptography and Applications
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Edward Felten and Joshua Kroll: The State of Electronic Voting (CITP Princeton)
  • Tal Rabin: Cryptography in Our Lives (TEDx)
  • Richard Taylor: Primes and Equations (IAS)
  • Ran Raz: Delegation for Bounded Space (IAS)
  • Or Meir: Combinatorial PCPs with Short Proofs (IAS)
  • Salil Vadhan: Computational Entropy (IAS)
  • Boaz Barak: Zero Knowledge Proofs and Nuclear Disarmament (IAS)
  • David Zuckerman: Randomness Extraction: A Survey (IAS)
  • Avi Wigderson: The P vs. NP problem (ETH)
  • Avi Wigderson: Cryptography - Knowledge and Trust, Secrets and Lies (ETH)
  • Avi Wigderson: A computational theory of randomness (ETH)
  • Rafael Pass: An Epistemic Approach to Mechanism Design (NUCS)
  • Nishanth Chandran: Cryptographic protocols in the era of cloud computing (Purdue University)
  • Marina Blanton: General-Purpose Secure Computation and Outsourcing (Purdue University)
  • Yvo Desmedt: 60 years of scientific research in cryptography: a reflection (Purdue University)
  • Oded Regev: Lattice-Based Cryptography (MSR)
  • Michael Naehrig: Homomorphic Encryption from Ring Learning with Errors (MSR)
  • Brett Hemenway: Lossy Trapdoor Functions (MSR)
  • Dmitry Khovratovich: Cryptanalysis of AES and SHA-2: how far we are from compromising worldwide encryption (MSR)
  • Thomas Ristenpart: Practice-Driven Cryptographic Theory (MSR)
  • Raluca Ada Popa: CryptDB: Processing Queries on an Encrypted Database (MSR)
  • Kevin Fu: TARDIS: Time and Remanence Decay in SRAM to Implement Secure Protocols (MSR)
  • Peter Shor: Quantum Algorithms (MIT)
  • Daniel J. Bernstein, Nadia Heninger, and Tanja Lange: FactHacks - RSA factorization in the real world (29C3)
  • Daniel J. Bernstein: Data-structure lock-in (UIC)
  • Marcia Hofmann: Crypto and the Cops: the Law of Key Disclosure and Forced Decryption (DEFCON 20)

2011

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2011
  • RSAC 2011 Keynotes
  • Indocrypt 2011
  • EVT/WOTE 2011
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • The Quantum Cryptography School for Young Students (QCSYS)
  • NIMS Hot Topics Workshop on Mathematical Cryptology: Vinod Vaikuntanathan (part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, part 8, part 9, part 10) and Michel Abdalla (part 2) and Tsuyoshi Takagi (part 2) and Jooyoung Lee
  • The 4th Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University: Irit Dinur and Amihood Amir and Raphy Yuster and Micha Sharir
  • 1st BIU Winter School: Secure Computation and Efficiency
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Ronald L. Rivest: The Growth of Cryptography (39th Annual Killian Award Lecture)
  • Avi Wigderson: Randomness and Pseudo-randomness (IAS)
  • Alex Halderman: Security Problems in India's Electronic Voting System (CRCS)
  • Steve Bellovin: Cybersecurity Challenge (CRCS)
  • Silvio Micali: Collusive Dominant-Strategy Truthfulness (HUJI)
  • Micheal O. Rabin: Cryptography and Solutions for Matching Problems (HUJI)
  • Raluca Ada Popa: Enhancing Cloud SLA with Security: A secure, Searchable, and Practical Cloud Storage System (MSR)
  • Nadia Heninger: The Mathematics of Side-Channel Attacks (MSR)
  • Brent Waters: Unbounded HIBE and Attribute-Based Encryption (MSR)
  • Allison Bishop: Decentralizing Attribute-Based Encryption (MSR)
  • Mark Hamburg: Generalized Identity-Based Encryption (MSR)
  • Avradip Mandal: Fully Homomorphic Encryption over the Integers with Shorter Public Keys (MSR)
  • Mariana Raykova: Secure Computation with Sublinear Amortized Work (MSR)
  • Simon Knellwolf: On the Preimage Resistance of SHA-1 (MSR)
  • Bryan Parno: Non-Interactive Verifiable Computing (MSR)
  • Sharon Goldberg: Finding Incentives to Secure Internet Routing (MSR)
  • Yevgeniy Dodis: Leftover Hash Lemma, Revisited (MSR)
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Password-based Authenticated Key Exchange at the Cost of Diffie-Hellman (MSR)
  • Leo Reyzin: Protecting Circuits from Leakage: The Computationally-Bounded and Noisy Cases (MSR)
  • Venkatesan Guruswami: Bridging Shannon and Hamming: Codes for Computationally Simple Channels (MSR)
  • Manoj Prabhakaran: Efficient Non-Interactive Secure Computation (MSR)
  • Ante Derek: Protocol Composition Logic - PCL (MSR)
  • Joppe W. Bos: How to solve a 112-bit ECDLP using game consoles (MSR)
  • Vanessa Teague: Pretty Good Democracy for a variety of voting schemes (MSR)
  • Daniel Wichs: Separating Succinct Non-Interactive Arguments From All Falsifiable Assumptions (MSR)
  • Daniel Wichs: Separating Succinct Non-Interactive Arguments From All Falsifiable Assumptions (STOC)
  • abhi shelat: Overhead of Secure Collaboration
  • Leslie Lamport: What is Computation (Technion)
  • Richard Karp: Theory of Computation as a Lens on the Sciences (Technion)
  • Jean-Jacques Quisquater and Renaud Devaliere: The future of cryptology: which 3 letters algorithm(s) could be our Titanic? (28C3)
  • Moxie Marlinspike: SSL And The Future Of Authenticity (DEFCON 19)
  • Anna Lysyanskaya: Cryptography and Computer Security (Brown)

2010

• Conferences
  
  • PKC 2010
  • ECC 2010 (Elliptic Curve Cryptography)
  • RSAC 2010: The Cryptographers Panel (part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6)
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • International Workshop on Mathematical Cryptology: Tatsuaki Okamoto (part 2) and Phillip Rogaway (part 2) and Jens Groth (part 2) and Hovav Shacham (part 2) and Gene Tsudik (part 2)
  • MSR Workshop on Cloud Cryptography (John Manferdelli, Ran Canetti, Craig Gentry and Ari Juels, Charalampos Papamanthou and Emily Shen, Seny Kamara, Giuseppe Atteniese and Kevin Bowers, Tom Roeder and Tom Ristenpart, Krzysztof Pietrzak, Yevgeniy Dodis and Vinod Vaikuntanathan, Chris Peikert, David Molnar)
  • MSR Workshop on Voting Technology: Session 1 (David Molnar) and Session 2 (Ben Adida) and Session 4 (Josh Benaloh) and Session 5 (Ben Adida) and Session 6 (Josh Benaloh)
  • The 3rd Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University: Uri Zwick and Amos Beimel and Zeev Nutov and Gil Kalai
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Noga Alon: Voting Paradoxes and Combinatorics (IAS)
  • Manoj M. Prabhakaran: A Theory of Cryptographic Complexity (IAS)
  • Russell Impagliazzo: Computational pseudo-randomness and extractors (IAS) (part 2)
  • Frank McSherry: Privacy Integrated Queries (CRCS)
  • Tal Moran: The Phish-Market Protocol: Secure Sharing Between Competitors (CRCS)
  • Tom Ristenpart: Virtual Machine Reset Vulnerabilities; Subspace LWE; Cryptography Against Continuous Memory Attacks (MSR)
  • Tom Ristenpart: Improving the Interface between Systems and Cryptography (MSR)
  • Jung Hee Cheon: Generalized Algorithm for DLP with Auxiliary Inputs (MSR)
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Side Channels and Clouds: New Challenges in Cryptography (MSR)
  • Daniel Wichs: Cryptography with Weak, Noisy, Leaky and Tempered Keys (MSR)
  • Sharon Goldberg: How Secure Are Secure Internet Routing Protocols? (MSR)
  • Claudio Orlandi: Multiparty Computation for Dishonest Majority: from Passive to Active Security at Low Cost (MSR)
  • Shweta Agrawal: Expressive encryption from hard lattice problems (MSR)
  • Ed Dawson: Elliptic Curves, Group Law, and Efficient Computation (MSR)
  • Orr Dunkelman: A Practical-Time Related-Key Attack on the KASUMI Cryptosystem Used in GSM and 3G Telephony (MSR)
  • Jonathan Ullman: PCPs and the Hardness of Generating Private Synthetic Data (MSR)
  • Vinod Vaikuntanathan: Side Channels and Clouds: New Challenges in Cryptography (UW)
  • Vitaly Shmatikov: The End of Anonymity, the Beginning of Privacy (UW)
  • David Bell: Everything I Needed to Know about Security, I Learned in 1974 (Purdue University)
  • Peter Rowlett: Substitution ciphers: Ancient, Renaissance (University of Nottingham)
  • Hovav Shacham: On the Generic Group Model in Pairing-Based Cryptography (University of Nottingham)
  • John Tate: The arithmetic of elliptic curves (The Abel Lecture)
  • Daniel J. Bernstein: High-speed high-security cryptography: encrypting and authenticating the whole Internet (27C3)
  • Moxie Marlinspike: Changing Threats To Privacy: From TIA to Google (DEFCON 18)
  • Roger Dingledine: Anti-Censorship & Transparency
  • Roger Dingledine: Tor: Anonymous Communications for the Dept of Defense and You (UCSD)
  • Jesper Nielsen: Secure Two-Party Computation (Aarhus)

2009

• Conferences
  
  • Crypto 2009
• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • The 2nd Israel CS Theory Day at The Open University: Ronitt Rubinfeld and Salil Vadhan and Noga Alon and Noam Nisan and Joseph (Seffi) Naor and Amir Shpilka
  • NIMS International Workshop on Mathematical Cryptology: Pascal Paillier (part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6) and Seungjoo Kim and Kanta Matsuura (part 2) and Nam-Su Jho and Kristin Lauter (part 2)
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Jean Bourgain: The Search for Randomness (IAS)
  • Iftach Haitner: A Parallel Repetition Theorem for Any Interactive Argument (IAS)
  • Guy Rothblum: On the Complexity of Differentially Private Data Release (CRCS)
  • Chris Peikert: Lattice-Based Cryptography (MSR)
  • Martin Hellman: Soaring, Cryptography and Nuclear Weapons (Google Tech Talks)
  • Alessandro Chiesa: Zerocash: Addressing Bitcoin's Privacy Problem (Google Tech Talks)
  • Nigel P. Smart: Multi-Party Computation: From Theory to Practice (Google Tech Talks)
  • Nate Lawson: Crypto Strikes Back! (Google Tech Talks)
  • Nishanth Chandran: Position-based Cryptography (MSR)
  • Payman Mohassel: Towards more Practical Secure Computation: Efficient Protocols for Secure Linear Algebra (MSR)
  • Neal Koblitz: Special vs Random Curves: Could the Conventional Wisdom Be Wrong? (MSR)
  • Tal Malkin: Public Key Cryptosystems: Stronger Security from General Assumptions (MSR)
  • Rich Schroeppel: SANDstorm, Elliptic Curves, and a Bit of Fun (MSR)
  • Orr Dunkelman: Key Recovery Attacks of Practical Complexity on AES Variants With Up To 10 Rounds (MSR)
  • Raluca Ada Popa: Enhancing Cloud SLA with Security: A secure, Searchable, and Practical Cloud Storage System (MSR)
  • Dmitry Khovratovich: First cryptanalysis of the full AES (MSR)
  • Juan Garay: A Framework for the Sound Specification of Cryptographic Tasks (MSR)
  • Shafi Goldwasser: Program Obfuscation and One-Time Programs (Purdue University)
  • Ian Goldberg: Sphinx: A Compact and Provably Secure Mix Format (Purdue University)
  • Aniket Kate: Preventing or Penalizing Equivocation in Decentralized Environments (Purdue University)
  • David Perry: The Enigma Code (UC Davis)
  • Moti Yung: "Yes We Can't!" - on kleptography and cryptovirology (26C3)
  • Dan Kaminsky: Black Ops Of PKI (26C3)
  • Moxie Marlinspike: More Tricks For Defeating SSL (DEFCON 17)
  • Roger Dingledine: Why Tor is Slow and What We Are Doing About It (DEFCON 17)

2008

• Conferences
  
  • Eurocrypt 2008: Rump Session
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Avi Wigderson: The P vs. NP Problem (IAS)
  • Avi Wigderson: Pseudorandomness - Randomness extractors (IAS)
  • Joan Feigenbaum: Sensitive Information in a Networked World (Purdue University)
  • Roger Dingledine: Tor: Anonymous communications for government agencies, corporations, journali... (Purdue University)
  • Mihir Bellare: Cryptography: From Theory to Practice (MSR)
  • Hovav Shacham: Compact Proofs of Retrievability (MSR)
  • Alexandra Boldyreva: Deterministic Encryption: Theory and Applications (MSR)
  • Yevgeniy Dodis: Deniable Authentication on the Internet (MSR)
  • Melissa Chase: Delegatable Anonymous Credentials (MSR)
  • Iftach Haitner: The Quest for the Minimal Hardness Assumptions (MSR)
  • Roger Dingledine: Security Anonymity Vulnerablities in Tor (DEFCON 16)
  • Tor E. Bjorstad: An introduction to new stream cipher designs (25C3)

2007

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Whitfield Diffie: the History of Cryptology (S4x07 Keynote)
  • Ben Adida: Verifying Elections with Cryptography (Google Tech Talks)
  • Valerie King: Byzantine Agreement (Google Tech Talks)
  • Katherine Stange: Elliptic Nets with Applications to Cryptography (MSR)
  • Tom Ristenpart: New Approaches for Building Cryptographic Hash Functions (MSR)
  • Roger Dingledine: Tor and Blocking Resistance (DEFCON 15)

2006

• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Arizona Winter School 2006: Computational and algorithmic aspects of algebra and arithmetic
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Andrew C. Yao: Some Perspectives on Computational and Communication Complexity (ISIT)
  • Moni Naor: On the Compressibility of NP Instances and Cryptographic Applications (MSR)
  • Yael Tauman Kalai: Limits of Obfuscation (MSR)
  • George Danezis: Viewing Privacy as a Security Property (MSR)
  • John Launchbury: Cryptol in Future Cryptographic Evaluations (CISR)

2005

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Whitfield Diffie: Information Security - Before & After Public-Key Cryptography
  • Ronald Rivest: Security of Voting Systems (Purdue University)
  • Vitaly Shmatikov: Obfuscated Databases: Definitions and Constructions (Purdue University)
  • John Black: Recent Attacks on MD5 (Purdue University)
  • Jintai Ding: Perturbation of Multivariable Public-key Cryptosystems (Purdue University)
  • Avi Wigderson: Randomness, Games and Computers (IAS)
  • Andrew Wiles: Curves of genus one (IAS)
  • Gerhard Frey: Number Theory Inspired by Cryptography
  • Dan Kaminsky: Black Ops 2005 (DEFCON 13)

2004

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Luther Martin: Identity Based Encryption vs. PKI (CISR)
  • Adam Young: Malicious Cryptography - Exposing Cryptovirology (CISR)
  • Cathy Meadows: Cryptographic Protocol Analysis (CISR)
  • David A. McGrew: Scalable Efficient Cryptography for Multiple Security Services (CISR)
  • Florian Hess: Aspects of Elliptic Curve Cryptography (21C3)
  • Ed Felten Resisting Denial of Service Attacks by Puzzle Outsourcing (MSR)

2003

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Dorothy Denning: Security as an Emergent Infrastructure (CISR)
  • Bob Blakley: Digital Signatures (CISR)
  • Phil Zimmermann: The History of PGP (DEFCON 11)

2002

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Roger Dingledine: Why is Anonymity So Hard? (Black Hat 2002)
  • Walter C Daugherity: Quantum Cryptography (DEFCON 10)

2001

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Roger Schell: Creating PKI You Can Trust (CISR)
  • Emilia Rosti: A Performance Evaluation Study of an X.509 Compliant PKI (CISR)
  • Ian Goldberg: Arranging an Anonymous Rendezvous (DEF CON 9)
  • Barbara Liskov: Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (MIT)

2000

• Workshops, Schools, Cryptodays
  
  • Workshop in Algorithmic Number Theory (MSRI)
  • Number-theoretic cryptography workshop (MSRI)
  • Arithmetic Geometry (MSRI)
• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Amit Sahai: Statistical Knowledge Zero (UW)

1999

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Ian Goldberg: Freedom - the pseudonymous IP Network - Introduction (16C3)

1998

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • On the Existence of 3-Round Zero-Knowledge Protocols (Crypto 1998)

1997

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Paul Karger: Network Security - Threats and Solutions
  • Birgit Pfitzmann: Digital Cash

1994

• Seminar talks, etc.
  
  • Dorothy Denning: Encryption is a Sword that Cuts Two Ways (WISE)

Fun

• Songs
  
  • WIT: Women in Theory (of Computer Science) - I Will Survive! (based on I Will Survive)
  • The Sound of Quantum @ CRYPTO 2017 Rump Session (based on The Sound of Silence)
  • Allison Bishop @ CRYPTO 2016 Rump Session (based on I Believe from the Book of Mormon Musical)
  • Spyin' NSA @ CRYPTO 2013 Rump Session (based on Surfin' USA)
  • It's the end of crypto as we know it @ CRYPTO 2012 Rump Session (based on It's The End Of The World As We Know It)
  • The SHA-3 song @ EUROCRYPT 2009 Rump Session (based on We Didn't Start the Fire )

Created by Ran Cohen. Please contact me for comments / suggestions.

I would like to thank Shachar Lovett for sharing the script used for the CS Theory Online Talks website.