Tibor Jager
@tiborj.bsky.social
Cryptography Researcher at Bergische University Wuppertal. Seeking wisdom, but hasn’t found it yet.
Well, you don’t use a Bialetti because it‘s simple and convenient :-)
But here is my travel buddy, a different trade-off.
Enjoy your vacation!
But here is my travel buddy, a different trade-off.
Enjoy your vacation!
August 3, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Well, you don’t use a Bialetti because it‘s simple and convenient :-)
But here is my travel buddy, a different trade-off.
Enjoy your vacation!
But here is my travel buddy, a different trade-off.
Enjoy your vacation!
I am thrilled to share that my ERC-PoC project has been selected for funding!
I am especially looking forward to collaborating with Rosenpass on this project, combining forces to push the boundaries of what’s possible in privacy-preserving technology.
I am grateful to the ERC for their support!
I am especially looking forward to collaborating with Rosenpass on this project, combining forces to push the boundaries of what’s possible in privacy-preserving technology.
I am grateful to the ERC for their support!
July 15, 2025 at 6:43 AM
I am thrilled to share that my ERC-PoC project has been selected for funding!
I am especially looking forward to collaborating with Rosenpass on this project, combining forces to push the boundaries of what’s possible in privacy-preserving technology.
I am grateful to the ERC for their support!
I am especially looking forward to collaborating with Rosenpass on this project, combining forces to push the boundaries of what’s possible in privacy-preserving technology.
I am grateful to the ERC for their support!
The results are not what we would have liked, but the best we could get. Maybe I’m misreading, but these posts seemed to blame the authors for the scheme’s resistance to clean analysis. I’m sure that wasn’t the intent, but it did leave that impression. Just wanted to share that perspective.
June 20, 2025 at 7:01 AM
The results are not what we would have liked, but the best we could get. Maybe I’m misreading, but these posts seemed to blame the authors for the scheme’s resistance to clean analysis. I’m sure that wasn’t the intent, but it did leave that impression. Just wanted to share that perspective.
Our paper on rerandomizable garbling, to appear at CRYPTO 2025, is now on ePrint: ia.cr/2025/843
We construct a of key-and-message homomorphic encryption scheme, which yields rerandomizable garbling that is still rather expensive, but for the first time practically feasible for small circuits.
We construct a of key-and-message homomorphic encryption scheme, which yields rerandomizable garbling that is still rather expensive, but for the first time practically feasible for small circuits.
May 16, 2025 at 4:30 AM
Our paper on rerandomizable garbling, to appear at CRYPTO 2025, is now on ePrint: ia.cr/2025/843
We construct a of key-and-message homomorphic encryption scheme, which yields rerandomizable garbling that is still rather expensive, but for the first time practically feasible for small circuits.
We construct a of key-and-message homomorphic encryption scheme, which yields rerandomizable garbling that is still rather expensive, but for the first time practically feasible for small circuits.
Exactly the hotel room number a cryptographer appreciates. It’s the little things that make you feel welcome.
May 15, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Exactly the hotel room number a cryptographer appreciates. It’s the little things that make you feel welcome.
Great guiding principle by Marie Curie: "I am not concerned with what has been done. I am interested in what must be done."
November 19, 2024 at 9:56 PM
Great guiding principle by Marie Curie: "I am not concerned with what has been done. I am interested in what must be done."