The USENIX Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI) is one of the top annual venues for publishing innovative research in computer systems. This year, Penn CIS students, faculty, and alumni have three exciting papers slated to appear at OSDI 2020, which will take place during November 4-6, 2020. Read more…
Nearly all of public-key cryptography relies on the assumed difficulty of solving various number-theoretic problems. Recent spectacular developments in cryptography such as fully homomorphic encryption, candidate multilinear maps, and efficient post-quantum lattice-based cryptography have produced a multitude of new algebraic and number-theoretic cryptographic hardness assumptions. Many of these problems are Read more…