Crypto 2007 rump session

The call for submissions was issued two weeks earlier. It was originally on this page but has now been archived on a separate page.

The original rump-session schedule (PDF) was printed and copied around 11:00 Santa Barbara time on Tuesday 21 August 2007. One additional talk was submitted and accepted in the afternoon, after the schedule was printed. One additional talk was submitted and accepted halfway through the rump session, after the electronic schedule was prepared. The final schedule (PDF) is available only online.

http://www.it.id.ucsb.edu/crypto.mov was webcast from the rump-session room starting around 17:00.

Almost all of the presentations are online:

	Authors	Speaker	Title	Slides
	Crypto 2007 rump session, Tuesday 21 August 2007
	Introduction
19:45	Daniel J. Bernstein (chair)	Daniel J. Bernstein	Welcome	01-bernstein
19:49	Markus Jakobsson (chair of something else)	Markus Jakobsson	Best-paper award (rump papers not included, sorry)	02-jakobsson
19:50	Jean-Jacques Quisquater (sponsor)	Jean-Jacques Quisquater	Less known facts about an indentification protocol	03-quisquater
	Politics
19:56	Susan Landau	Susan Landau	The Security Risks Created by the Protect America Act	04-landau
20:00	Whitfield Diffie and Susan Landau	Whitfield Diffie	Privacy on the Line: The Politics of Wiretapping and Encryption (updated and expanded edition)	05-diffie
20:01	Ross Anderson	Ross Anderson	Does Bob Go to Prison?	06-anderson
20:08	Alexander May, Roberto Avanzi, Christof Paar, Ahmad Sadeghi, Jörg Schwenk, Christopher Wolf	Christopher Wolf	Eurocrypt 2009 in Cologne	07-wolf
	Demos
20:10	Manoj Prabhakaran & Mike Rosulek	Mike Rosulek	CRYPTUTOR	08-rosulek
	Hash functions
20:14	Florian Mendel and Christian Rechberger and Vincent Rijmen	Christian Rechberger	Update on SHA-1	09-rechberger
20:19	Gregory Hirshman	Gregory Hirshman	Further Musings on the Wang et al. MD5 Collision	10-hirshman
20:23	Daniel J. Bernstein	Daniel J. Bernstein	$1000 for best attack this year: http://cr.yp.to/rumba20.html
20:23	Adi Shamir	Adi Shamir	How to SQUASH Your Data	11-shamir
20:30	Scott Contini, Krystian Matusiewicz, Josef Pieprzyk, Ron Steinfeld, Guo Jian, Huaxiong Wang	Ron Steinfeld	Analysis of LASH (Work in Progress)	12-steinfeld
20:33	Carl Ellison, Victor Miller, Eran Tromer, Rebecca Wright	Cryptoc Hoir	On the design and cryptanalysis of a one-way hash	13-hoir
20:40	Break
	Cryptanalysis
21:00	Eli Biham, Orr Dunkelman, Sebastiaan Indesteege, Nathan Keller, Bart Preneel	Bart Preneel	How to Steal Cars - A Practical Attack on KeeLoq	14-preneel
21:05	Dan Shumow, Niels Ferguson	Dan Shumow	On the Possibility of a back door in the NIST SP800-90 Dual Ec Prng	15-shumow
21:09	Bob Silverman	Bob Silverman	Optimal Sieving Regions for the Lattice Sieve	16-silverman
21:12	Igor Semaev	Igor Semaev	Average versus Worst in Solving Sparse Algebraic Equations	17-semaev
21:17	Andy Clark, Tony Sale	Andy Clark	A Colossal Challenge	18-clark
21:22	Tanja Lange, Christof Paar	Christof Paar	SHARCS 07 Announcement	19-paar
	Encryption
21:24	Christof Paar et al.	Christof Paar	The only Rump Session Talk with Pamela Anderson	20-paar
21:30	Christof Paar	Christof Paar	Announcement CHES 2007	21-paar
21:32	Philip Zimmermann	Philip Zimmermann	ZRTP: Media Path Key Agreement for Secure VoIP	22-zimmermann
21:37	Thomas Baignères, Serge Vaudenay	Serge Vaudenay	FSE 2008 announcement	23-vaudenay
21:38	Ronald Cramer, Carles Padro	Ronald Cramer	Public Key Cryptography, PKC 2008	24-cramer
21:40	Chris Peikert and Brent Waters	Brent Waters	Lossy Trapdoor Functions	25-waters
21:47	Nicko van Someren	Nicko van Someren	nCipher is hiring Cryptographic Security Architects - nicko@ncipher.com
21:47	Jon Callas, Tamzen Cannoy, Nicko Van Someren	Jon Callas	Economics and Cryptography: Integrity checks as a solution to factoring sub-primes	26-callas
21:54	Break
	Conclusion
22:15	Alexandra Boldyreva	Alexandra Boldyreva	Face Paradox and Cryptanalysis of Several Face Recognition Protocols	27-boldyreva
22:18	Yevgeniy Dodis	Yevgeniy Dodis	TCC 2008 announcement	28-dodis
22:19	David Freeman	David Freeman	Constructing Pairing-Friendly Ordinary Genus 2 Curves	29-freeman
22:25	Alexandra Boldyreva, Craig Gentry, Adam O'Neill, Dae Hyun Yum	Adam O'Neill	Ordered Multisignatures and Identity-Based Sequential Aggregate Signatures	30-oneill
22:29	Dan Boneh, Craig Gentry, Mike Hamburg	Craig Gentry	Space-Efficient IBE without Pairings	31-gentry
22:34	Masayuki Abe	Masayuki Abe	ASIACCS 2008 CFP	32-abe
22:35	Tal Malkin	Tal Malkin	CT-RSA 2008 announcement	33-malkin
22:36	Ivan Damgård	Jesper Buus Nielsen	ICALP 2008, Cryptographer's Track	34-nielsen
22:38	Ivan Damgård, Jesper Buus Nielsen	Jesper Buus Nielsen	Multiparty Computation Goes Live	35-nielsen
22:44	Juan Garay and Jonathan Katz and Chiu-Yuen Koo and Rafail Ostrosvky	Juan Garay	Round Complexity of Authenticated Broadcast with a Dishonest Majority	36-garay
22:50	Juan Garay, Aggelos Kiayias and Hong-Sheng Zhou	Aggelos Kiayias	Sound and Fine-grained Specification of Ideal Functionalities	37-kiayias
22:56	Manoj Prabhakaran & Mike Rosulek	Mike Rosulek	Trusted Parties & Their Twins	38-rosulek
23:02	Good night!