Research

I believe that all scientific publications should be freely available online, given that researchers and peer-reviewers are largely supported by public funding. Therefore I am committed to make all my papers availabe to the general public. If there is a paper of mine you would like to read but do not have access to, please write me an email and I will be happy to share a copy with you. (Statement replicated from Claudio Orlandi)

Publications

Two-Round Threshold Lattice-Based Signatures from Threshold Homomorphic Encryption, PQCrypto 2024.
Joint work with Kamil Doruk Gur and Jonathan Katz.

BRAKE: Biometric Resilient Authenticated Key Exchange, IEEE Access 2024.
Joint work with Pia Bauspieß, Matej Poljuha, Alexandre Tullot and Anamaria Costache.

Verifiable Mix-Nets and Distributed Decryption for Voting from Lattice-Based Assumptions, ACM CCS 2023.
Joint work with Diego F. Aranha, Carsten Baum and Kristian Gjøsteen.

Verifiable Decryption in the Head, Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy 2022.
Joint work with Kristian Gjøsteen, Thomas Haines, Johannes Müller and Peter Rønne.

Short paper: Return Codes from Lattice Assumptions, E-Vote-ID Conference 2022.
Joint work with Audhild Høgåsen.

Short paper: Verifiable Decryption for BGV, the Workshop on Advances in Secure Electronic Voting 2022.

Anonymous Tokens with Public Metadata and Applications to Private Contact Tracing, Financial Crypto 2022.
Joint work with Martin Strand.

Lattice-Based Proof of Shuffle and Applications to Electronic Voting, Cryptographers’ Track RSA Conference 2021.
Joint work with Diego F. Aranha, Carsten Baum, Kristian Gjøsteen and Thor Tunge.

Short paper: Where is the Web Still Insecure? Regional Scans for HTTPS Certificates, NISK 2018.
Joint work with Anushua Hossain and Kristina Nelson. (Presentation, Code)

Manuscripts

More Efficient Post-Quantum Electronic Voting from NTRU
Joint work with Patrick Hough and Caroline Sandsbråten.

Projects

I am Co-Principal Investigator of the project “OffPAD – Optimizing balance between high security and usability” funded by the Research Council Norwegian with 16M NOK for research on lightweight and post-quantum secure cryptography.