Who we are
Our research team is mainly interested in mathematical aspects of cryptology with a focus on algorithms for number theory, algebraic geometry, and cryptanalysis.
Here you'll find an informal presentation (in RUS) of our team.
Our members:
- Ekaterina Malygina, кандидат физ.-мат. наук (PhD)
- Semyon Novoselov, teaching assistant
- Elena Kirshanova, PhD
- Nikita Kolesnikov, teaching assistant
- Eugenii Mel'nichuk, teaching assistant
- Alexander Karenin, PhD student
- Dr. CryptoBaklan, mascot
Main collaborations: ENS Lyon , Ruhr University Bochum
What's up
Our research
Recent publications:
What we teach
2022 Spring term
2021 Autumn term
2021 Spring term
Thesis' topics
Contact us in case you are interested in writing a Bachelor/Master/Diploma thesis on one of the following topics
- Precise complexity of decoding random linear codes. Some coding skills will be required.
- Practical speed-up for sieving algorithms for ideal lattices (NTRU, RingLWE)
- Attacks on lattice based cryptosystems
- Analysis of some crypto-safe elliptic curves
What's going on
Upcoming events
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Mathematical Aspects of Post-quantum Cryptography, JULY 1–5, 2022, I.Kant Baltic Federal University
International Congress of Mathematics 2022, July 6-14, St. Petersburg
Past events
- Fourteenth Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium, ANTS-XIV
- Летняя школа-конференция "Криптография и информационная безопасность" 2020
- "Lattices: Algorithms, Complexity, and Cryptography", Semester at Simons Institute, Berkeley
- International Olympiad in Cryptography NSUCRYPTO
- Quantum Cryptanalysis, Dagstuhl, Germany
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9-14 September 2019, SIBECRYPT'19, Tomsk, Russia.
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IACR Summer School "Euclidean lattices: theory and applications", Kaliningrad, 2019
Video-recordings of the lectures are available here