Any serious attempt to attack lattices/LWE that doesn’t change the status quo should increase our confidence in their security.

Congrats! CSE Prof. Alex Rodríguez Alexander Rodríguez has won the Georgia Tech College of Computing Outstanding Dissertation Award for his dissertation research on AI in epidemic surveillance and forecasting.
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You know, I've watched this 100+ times and that's ok. It's okay that I've watched this 100+ times.

#NCAAHockey x 🎥 ESPNU / Michigan Hockey

Very excited that we can finally announce this project today!

We’re happy to announce that Ke Wu will be joining our faculty as an assistant professor. Welcome to CSE! Ke Wu
Learn more about Ke Wu by visiting: kewucs.com

Lots of gems like this one in these lecture notes!

So Apple has gone and updated the iMessage protocol to incorporate both forward security (very good!) and post-quantum cryptography. security.apple.com/blog/imessage-…

Roses are red
Of this I am sure
My love for you
Is post-quantum secure

Our old lattice-based hash function code could possibly be set up with continuous integration, but we’d have to tailor SWIFFT to Travis.

A beautiful sunrise view of North Campus from the Beyster building balcony, courtesy of a CSE staff member Michigan Engineering

✨ Professor Z. Morley Mao Morley Mao has been named a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (@TheOfficialACM), the organization's most prestigious member grade!

Congratulations on this outstanding honor!
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✨ Professor Nikhil Bansal Nikhil Bansal has been named a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the organization's most prestigious member grade! Congrats on this outstanding honor!

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CSE Prof. Chris Peikert speaks on #Cryptography and #CyberSecurity in #QuantumComputing in a new article from Scientific American.

💻View the full article in Scientific American🔽
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THE VICTORS!!!

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It turns out that the task of breaking a cryptographic system can, in some cases, be recast as another problem: finding a relatively short vector in a lattice. A new approach helps researchers do this more efficiently. Maddie Goldberg reports: quantamagazine.org/celebrated-cry…

If you don't want to wait, you can enable post-quantum encryption today in Chrome by toggling 'TLS 1.3 hybridized Kyber support' in chrome://flags.

About ~1.7% of all TLS 1.3 connections with Cloudflare are secured with post-quantum key agreement.

( From our 2023 year in review. blog.cloudflare.com/radar-2023-yea… )