Cryptography Research @ UW

The Cryptography Group in
the Paul G. Allen School of
Computer Science & Engineering carries out research on a wide
range of topics in the foundations and applications of
cryptography. These include public-key and symmetric cryptography,
obfuscation, attribute-based and functional encryption, secure
multi-party computation, zero-knowledge proofs, anonymous credentials,
post-quantum and quantum cryptography, information-theoretic
cryptography, and more.

We meet weekly for a reading group/seminar. Also subscribe to seattle-crypto for annoucements of cryptography-related events in the Seattle area.

Check out our cryptography classes.

Our research has been supported by NSF, DARPA, the Simons Foundation, the Sloan Foundation, CISCO, JP Morgan, and Microsoft.

Related groups: [UW Theory] [UW Security & Privacy]
[MSR Security & Cryptography] [MSR Cryptography and Privacy] [UW Blockchain Lab]