Crypto Crumple Zones - Protecting Encryption in a Time of Political Uncertainty
Offered By: USENIX Enigma Conference via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complex debate surrounding encryption and government access in this 21-minute conference talk from USENIX Enigma 2018. Delve into the current state of encryption policies worldwide, examining the arguments for and against strong end-to-end encryption. Learn about new technical solutions that aim to balance user privacy with limited government access in countries where unbreakable encryption is illegal or under threat. Discover innovative constructions for "crumpling" cryptographic keys, allowing for exceptional access while placing the burden on authorities. Consider the challenges of internationalization, misuse prevention, and potential countermeasures in this thought-provoking presentation by Charles Wright, Assistant Professor at Portland State University.
Syllabus
Intro
How to make crypto stronger
Apple vs FBI
False dichotomy
Security of a real system
Around the world
Pew Survey
YouGov UK
Highstakes gamble
FBI
Most normal people
Warrantless surveillance
Ease of use
Exceptional access
Call to action
Two options
Capital M
Rational Crypto Approach
Repurposing an Attack
How Much Does It Cost
Hash Based Proof Of Work
Bitcoin Mining
Final Thoughts
Technical Challenges
Conclusion
Taught by
USENIX Enigma Conference
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