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Publications
- Systems
for
Anonymous
Communication. George Danezis, Claudia Diaz,
and Paul Syverson. In CRC Handbook of
Financial Cryptography and Security, CRC Cryptography and Network
Security Series, B. Rosenberg, and D. Stinson (Eds.), Chapman &
Hall, 61 pages (in print), 2010
- Unraveling an Old
Cloak: k-anonymity for Location Privacy. Reza Shokri,
Carmela Troncoso, Claudia Diaz, Julien Freudiger, and Jean-Pierre
Hubaux. In Proceedings of the 9th ACM workshop on Privacy in the
electronic society (WPES 2010),
ACM,
4
pages (in print), 2010. [Acceptance
rate 31%, 15/48]
- Impact
of
Network
Topology
on
Anonymity
and
Overhead
in
Low-Latency
Anonymity
Networks. Claudia Diaz, Steven J. Murdoch, and
Carmela Troncoso. In
Proceedings of the 10th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2010), M. Atallah and N.
Hopper (Eds), Springer LNCS 6205, pp. 184-201, 2010. [Acceptance
rate 28%, 16/57]
- Drac:
An
Architecture
for
Anonymous
Low-Volume
Communications. George
Danezis, Claudia Diaz, Carmela Troncoso, and Ben Laurie. In Proceedings
of the 10th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2010), M. Atallah and N.
Hopper (Eds), Springer LNCS 6205, pp. 202-219, 2010. [Acceptance
rate 28%, 16/57]
- The
wisdom
of
Crowds:
attacks
and
optimal
constructions.
George Danezis, Claudia Diaz, Emilia Käsper,
and
Carmela
Troncoso. In Procceedings of the 14th
European Symposium on Research in Computer Security (ESORICS
2009), M. Backes and P. Ning (Eds), Springer LNCS 5789, pp.
406-423, 2009. [Acceptance
rate
19%,
42/220]
- Privacy-Enabling
Social
Networking
over
Untrusted
Networks. Jonathan
Anderson, Claudia Diaz, Joseph Bonneau,
and Frank Stajano. In Proceedings of the
2nd ACM Workshop on Online Social Networks (WOSN
2009), pp. 1-6, 2009. [Acceptance
rate 35%, 11/31]
- Privacy
Preserving
Electronic
Petitions. Claudia Diaz, Eleni
Kosta, Hannelore
Dekeyser, Markulf
Kohlweiss,
and Girma Nigusse.
In
Journal
of
Identity
in
the
Information
Society
(IDIS),
vol.
1,
pp.
203-219,
2009.
- A
Framework
for
the
Analysis
of
Mix-Based
Steganographic
File
Systems.
Claudia Diaz, Carmela Troncoso and Bart Preneel. In 13th European
Symposium on Research in Computer Security (ESORICS 2008), S. Jajodia, and J. Lopez (Eds),
Springer
LNCS
5283,
pp.
428-445,
2008.
[Acceptance
rate
22%, 37/168]
- Revisiting
A
Combinatorial
Approach
Toward
Measuring
Anonymity. Benedikt Gierlichs,
Carmela Troncoso, Claudia Diaz, Bart Preneel, and Ingrid Verbauwhede,
In
Workshop
on
Privacy
in
the
Electronic
Society
(WPES
2008), V. Atluri , and M. Winslett
(Eds.), pp. 111-116, ACM Press, 2008. [Acceptance rate 35%, 15/42]
- On
the
Impact
of
Social
Network
Profiling
on
Anonymity.
Claudia Diaz, Carmela Troncoso and Andrei Serjantov. In Proceedings of the 8th Privacy
Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS'08), N. Borisov and I. Goldberg (Eds),
Springer
LNCS
5134,
pp.
44-62,
2008.
[Acceptance
rate 26%, 13/49]
- Construcción de redes sociales anónimas. Alejandra Silva, Javier Garcia,
and Claudia Diaz,
In
Reunión
Española
sobre
Criptología y
Seguridad de la Información (RECSI '08), L.
Hernandez, and
A. Martin (Eds.), pp. 647-652, 2008.
- Does additional information always reduce
anonymity? Claudia Diaz, Carmela Troncoso and George
Danezis. In Proceedings of the 6th
ACM
Workshop
on
Privacy
in
the
Electronic
Society
(WPES'07),
T.
Yu
(Ed),
pp.72-75,
ACM
Press,
2007.
[Acceptance
rate
33%,
16/48]
- Efficient
Negative
Databases
from
Cryptographic
Hash
Functions.
George Danezis, Claudia Diaz, Sebastian Faust, Emilia Käsper, Carmela Troncoso
and Bart Preneel. In Proceedings of the 10th Information Security
Conference (ISC'07), J. Garay et al. (Eds.), Springer
LNCS
4779, pp. 423-436, 2007. [Acceptance
rate
25%,
29/116]
- Two-Sided
Statistical
Disclosure
Attack. George Danezis, Claudia Diaz
and Carmela Troncoso. In Proceedings of the 7th Privacy Enhancing
Technologies (PET'07), N. Borisov and P. Golle
(Eds), Springer LNCS 4776, pp. 30-44, 2007.
[Acceptance rate 19%, 16/84]
- Traffic
Analysis
Attacks
on
a
Continuously-Observable
Steganographic
File
System.
Carmela
Troncoso, Claudia Diaz, Orr Dunkelman
and Bart Preneel. In proceedings of
9th Information Hiding (IH'07),
T.
Furon et al. (Eds),
Springer
LNCS
4567,
pp.
220-236,
2007.
[Acceptance
rate
23%, 25/106]
- Space-Efficient
Private
Search. George Danezis and Claudia Diaz. In
the Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Financial
Cryptography and Data Security (FC'07),
S.
Dietrich
and
R.
Dhamija (Eds),
Springer
LNCS
4886,
pp.
148-162,
2007.
[Acceptance rate 20%, 17/85]
- Accountable
Anonymous
Communication. Claudia Diaz and Bart Preneel.
Chapter in Security, Privacy and Trust in Modern Data Management, M. Petkovic and W. Jonker
(Eds), ISBN: 978-3-540-69860-9, pp.
239-256, Springer,
2007.
- Improving
the
Decoding
Efficiency
of
Private
Search. George Danezis
and Claudia Diaz. In Anonymous Communication and its Applications, Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings number 0541.
Internationales Begegnungs-
und
Forschungszentrum für
Informatik (IBFI), Schloss
Dagstuhl, S. Dolev,
R.
Ostrovsky, and A. Pfitzmann
(Eds), 11 pages, 2006.
- Anonymity
Metrics
Revisited. Claudia Diaz. In
Anonymous
Communication
and
its
Applications,
In
Anonymous
Communication
and
its
Applications,
Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings number 0541.
Internationales Begegnungs-
und
Forschungszentrum für
Informatik (IBFI), Schloss
Dagstuhl, S. Dolev,
R.
Ostrovsky, and A. Pfitzmann
(Eds), 6 pages, 2006.
- Anonymity
and
Privacy
in
Electronic
Services. Claudia
Diaz. Ph.D. Thesis. Katholieke
Univesiteit Leuven, 2005.
- Mix
Cascades
vs.
Peer-to-Peer:
Is
One
Concept
Superior?. Rainer Böhme,
George Danezis,
Claudia
Diaz,
Stefan Köpsell, and Andreas Pfitzman. In the proceedings of Privacy
Enhancing Technologies (PET'04), D. Martin and A. Serjantov
(Eds), Springer
LNCS 3424, pp. 243-255, 2004.
- Comparison
between
two
practical
mix
designs. Claudia Diaz, Len Sassaman
and Evelyne Dewitte.
Computer
Security
(ESORICS'04).
P. Samarati et al. (Eds),
Springer
LNCS
3193, pp. 141-159, 2004. [Acceptance
rate
17%,
27/159]
- Taxonomy
of
Mixes
and
Dummy
Traffic. Claudia Diaz and Bart Preneel.
In Information Security Management, Education and Privacy (I-NetSec'04). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Y. Deswarte, F. Cuppens,
S.
Jajodia and L. Wang (Eds), ISBN 1-4020-8144-8, Vol. 3 pp. 215-230,
2004.
- Reasoning
about
the
Anonymity
Provided
by
Pool
Mixes
that
Generate
Dummy
Traffic.
Claudia
Diaz
and Bart Preneel. Information Hiding (IH'04).
J.
Fridrich (Ed.), Springer
LNCS 3200, pp. 309-325, 2004. [Acceptance
rate
35%,
25/70]
- Anonymous
communication. Claudia Diaz and Bart Preneel. WHOLES - A Multiple
View of Individual Privacy in a Networked World. Internet publication,
7 p., 2004.
- Generalising Mixes. Claudia Diaz and
Andrei Serjantov. In the proceedings of
Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET'03).
R.
Dingledine (Ed.), Springer
LNCS 2760, pp. 18-31, 2003. [Acceptance
rate
26%,
14/52]
- Revocable
anonymous
access
to
the
Internet. Joris Claessens, Claudia Diaz, Caroline Goemans, Bart Preneel,
Joos Vandewalle
and Jos Dumortier.
Journal
of
Internet
Research: Electronic Networking Applications and
Policy, Volume 13, Number 4, pages 242--258, 2003.
- APES:
Anonymity
and
Privacy
in
Electronic
Services. Claudia Diaz, Joris Claessens
and Bart Preneel. In Journal DuD (Datenschutz
und Datensicherheit), 27(3):143-145, 2003.
- Information
Theory
and
anonymity. Claudia Diaz, Joris
Claessens, Stefaan
Seys and Bart Preneel. Werkgemeenschap voor Informatie en Communicatietheorie.
B. Macq and J.-J. Quisquater (Eds), pp. 179-186, 2002.
- Towards
measuring
anonymity. Claudia Diaz, Stefaan
Seys, Joris
Claessens and Bart Preneel. Designing
Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET'02).
R.
Dingledine and P. Syverson
(Eds), Springer
LNCS 2482, pp. 54-68, 2002.[Acceptance
rate
35%,
17/47]
Conferences
– Advisory Board
Journals – Editorial
Activities
Conferences -
Program Committee Member
Journals – Reviewer
- Privacy
in
ITS
Applications
Workshop. Berlin
(Germany), July 20, 2010 (co-organized with Johann-Christoph
Freytag, Frank Kargl, and Carmela
Troncoso, and with the support of Antonio Kung)
- Interdisciplinary
Privacy
Course. Leuven (Belgium), June 23-24, 2010.
- ADAPID
4th Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), November 17, 2009
(co-organized with Alfredo
Rial).
- Workshop
on
Future
Privacy
and
Security
Research
Challenges
in
Online
Social
Networks. Heverlee (Belgium), November 5, 2009 (co-organized with Seda Gürses).
- Interdisciplinary
Privacy
Course. Heverlee (Belgium), June 11, 16 and 22, 2009.
- General Chair of the 8th Privacy Enhancing
Technologies Symposium (PETS'08). Leuven (Belgium), July 23-25,
2008.
- Local Organizing Chair of the Workshop
on
Trustworthy
Elections
(WOTE'08). Leuven (Belgium), July 22-23,
2008.
- FIDIS WP13 Workshop. Leuven
(Belgium), July 22, 2008.
- 3rd
ADAPID Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), July 22, 2008 (co-organized
with Carmela
Troncoso).
- 2nd
ADAPID Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), September 28, 2007.
- 1st
ADAPID Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), September 26, 2006.
- FIDIS Workshop on Privacy Fundamentals
Heverlee
(Belgium),
July
25,
2006.
- 5th
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), November 23, 2004.
- 4th
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), September 24, 2003.
- 3rd
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), November 5, 2002.
- 2nd
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), November 21, 2001.
- 1st
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium), April 19, 2001.
- A
Survey
of
Anonymous
Communication
Channels. George Danezis
and Claudia Diaz. Microsoft Technical Report MSR-TR-2008-35.
February
2008,
46
pages
[pdf]
- Mining
anonymized traffic data.
Claudia Diaz. Poster presentation at the NATO
Advanced
Study
Institute
on
Mining
Massive
Data
Sets
for
Security.
Villa Cagnola, (Italy), September 20,
2007. [poster]
- Anonymity Metrics
Applied to Partial Profiling. Claudia Diaz. FIDIS
2nd PhD Event. October 2005, 2 pages.
- Profiling Game.
Claudia Diaz. FIDIS 1st PhD Event. January 2005, 4
pages.
- Anonymity and Mixes.
Claudia
Diaz. FIDIS 1st PhD Event. January 2005, 2 pages.
- Anonymous communications. Claudia Diaz. Poster
presentation at the 1st Flanders Engineering Ph.D. Symposium. Brussels
(Belgium), December 11, 2003.
- A
secure
and
privacy-preserving
web
banner
system
for
targeted
advertising. Joris
Claessens, Claudia Diaz, Raimondo
Faustinelli and Bart Preneel. August 2003. 31 pages.
- Anonymity and Privacy in Electronic Services. Claudia
Diaz. Poster presentation at the Ph.D. Symposium of the Faculty of
Engineering of the KULeuven. Heverlee (Belgium), December 11, 2002.
Talks and Panels
- Impact of Network Topology on Anonymity
and Overhead in Low-Latency Anonymity Networks. Privacy
Enhancing
Technologies
Symposium
(PETS) 2010. Berlin (Germany).
July 22, 2010. [slides]
- Panel on Using and Choosing PETs for ITS
Applications. Privacy in ITS
Applications Workshop. Berlin (Germany). July 20, 2010. [slide]
- Impact of Network Topology on Anonymity
and Overhead in Low-Latency Anonymity Networks. COSIC Seminar.
Heverlee (Belgium). July 15, 2010.
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies.
Invited talk at the Microsoft
Roundtable on Privacy by Design. Brussels (Belgium). June 23,
2010 [slides]
- Overview of Privacy Enhancing Technologies.
Interdisciplinary
Privacy
Course. Leuven (Belgium).
June 23,
2010 [slides]
- Introduction to Privacy. Interdisciplinary
Privacy
Course. Leuven (Belgium).
June 23,
2010 [slides]
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies. 10
hour course for the Ph.D. program at the Universidad
Politécnica de Cataluña (UPC). Barcelona (Spain). June 14-18,
2010. [slides]
- PrETP: Privacy-Preserving Electronic Toll
Pricing. LICT Industrial
Affiliation Day. Heverlee (Belgium). June 3, 2010. [slides]
- Drac: An Architecture for Anonymous
Low-Volume Communications. INRIA
workshop
on
privacy. Grenoble (France). March 9, 2010. [slides]
- Privacy Technologies. Secure Application Development (SecAppDev
2010). Leuven (Belgium). February 24, 2010 [slides]
- Panel on Forgetfulness and Data Retention.
Panel moderator. Computers,
Privacy
and Data Protection. Brussels (Belgium). January 29, 2010
- Attacks on the Vehicle Infrastructure Integration (VII)
anonymous certificates. Seminar for the EPFL
Laboratory for Computer Communications and Applications. Lausanne
(Switzerland). December 2, 2009.
- The wisdom of Crowds: attacks and optimal constructions. ZISC Information Security Colloquium. Zürich
(Switzerland). December 1, 2009. [slides]
- Privacy in the information society. LICT
Distinguished Lecture Program. Heverlee
(Belgium). November 10, 2009. [slides]
- Management of a Data Breach. Panel moderator.
EDPS/ENISA Seminar on Responding to Data Breaches.
Brussels (Belgium). October 23, 2009.
- Privacy Issues of Imaging Technologies for Security Search
Applications. LICT Workshop on Millimeter Wave Imaging
and Technologies for Security Applications. Heverlee (Belgium).
July 9, 2009 [slides]
- Privacy technologies. COSIC Course.
Heverlee (Belgium). July 7, 2009 [slides]
- Privacy at the communication layer. Interdisciplinary
Privacy
Course. Heverlee (Belgium).
June
16,
2009
[slides]
- Introduction to Privacy. Interdisciplinary
Privacy Course. Heverlee (Belgium). June 11, 2009 [slides]
- A Framework for the Analysis of Mix-Based Steganographic File
Systems. Computer Lab
Departmental Seminar. Cambridge (UK). January 28th, 2009 [slides]
- Panel on Data Breaches by Government Departments and Problems
with E-Voting. Panel moderator. Computers,
Privacy
and
Data
Protection Brussels (Belgium). January 17, 2009
- Panel on Future of the Internet: Real World Internet. Panelist. Future of the Internet Assembly
(session on Real World Internet). Madrid (Spain). December 10, 2008
- Security and Privacy Challenges in the Real World Internet.
Invited talk at the Future of the
Internet Assembly (session on Real World Internet). Madrid (Spain).
December 9, 2008 [slides]
- Privacy and anonymity. Invited seminar
at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Information Security Group).
Barcelona (Spain), November 24, 2008 [slides]
- A Framework for the Analysis of Mix-Based Steganographic File
Systems. ESORICS: 13th European Symposium on Research
in Computer Security. October 8th 2008, Malaga, Spain. [slides]
- A Framework for the Analysis of Mix-Based Steganographic File
Systems. COSIC Seminar.
Heverlee
(Belgium).
October
2nd,
2008
- Privacy preserving electronic petitions. Identity
in
the
Information
Society
(IDIS)
Workshop. Arona
(Italy) May 29, 2008 [slides]
- Steganographic file systems. One-hour lecture
at the Computer Security course of the Master in Computer Science
Research of the Universidad Complutense
de Madrid. Madrid (Spain) April 23, 2008. [slides]
- Introduction to anonymous communication. Two-hour
lecture at the ATHENS Intensive Course
Programme. Heverlee
(Belgium) March 13, 2008 [slides]
- Advanced applications for e-ID cards. L-SEC
Identity management and e-ID conference. Leuven (Belgium). February
28, 2008 [slides]
- Steganographic file systems. Invited
colloquium talk at Karlstad University. Karlstad
(Sweden). January 21st, 2008
- Steganographic file systems. Invited talk
at the Santa's Crypto Get-together 2007. Prague
(Czech Republic). December 6th, 2007
- Does additional information always reduce
anonymity? 6th ACM Workshop
on Privacy in the Electronic Society (WPES'07).
Alexandria,
VA
(USA).
October
29th,
2007
[slides]
- Does additional information always reduce
anonymity? COSIC Seminar.
Heverlee
(Belgium).
October
26th,
2007
[slides]
- Efficient Negative Databases from Cryptographic Hash Functions.
10th Information Security Conference (ISC'07). Viña del Mar (Chile). October 12th, 2007 [slides]
- Introduction to Anonymous Communications. One
hour tutorial at the 10th Information
Security Conference (ISC'07). Viña del
Mar (Chile). October 9th, 2007 [slides]
- Efficient Negative Databases from Cryptographic Hash Functions.
COSIC Seminar. Heverlee (Belgium). October 5th,
2007 [slides]
- Privacy-Enhanced e-Petitions. 2nd ADAPID
Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium). September 28th, 2007 [slides]
- Anonymity Metrics, Mixes, and Space-Efficient Private Search.
Curso en Seguridad de
Computadores, Maestría en Investigación Informática la Universidad
Complutense
de
Madrid. Madrid (Spain),
May 21st, 2007.
- Space-Efficient Private Search. 11th
International Conference on Financial Cryptography and Data Security
(FC'07). Scarborough (Trinidad and Tobago). February 13th, 2007 [slides]
- Space-Efficient Private Search. COSIC
Seminar. Heverlee (Belgium). February 7th, 2007 [slides]
- Requirements for e-ID Applications. 1st
ADAPID Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium). September 26th, 2006 [slides]
- Privacy and Anonymity in Electronic Services. PhD
defense. Heverlee (Belgium). December 19th, 2005 [slides]
- Anonymity Metrics Applied to Partial Profiling. 2nd FIDIS PhD Event. Santorini
(Greece). October 21st, 2005.
- Anonymity Metrics Revisited. Dagstuhl Seminar on
Anonymity and its Applications. Saarbrucken (Germany). October
13th, 2005.
- ADAPID: eID in Belgium. FIDIS Workshop on ID documents.
Frankfurt (Germany). June 22nd, 2005.
- Panel on revocable anonymity. Panelist.
Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) 2005. Cavtat (Croatia). May 31st, 2005.
- Profiling game. COSIC Seminar. Heverlee
(Belgium). March 23rd, 2005.
- Privacy-Enhanced Ambient Intelligence Profiling. FIDIS Workshop on Profiling. Brussels (Belgium). March
3rd, 2005.
- Anonymity and Mixes. 1st FIDIS PhD Event.
Riezlern (Austria). January 22nd, 2005.
- Controlled Anonymous Communication. 5th APES
Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium). November 23rd, 2004. [slides]
- Comparison between two practical mix designs. ESORICS:
9th
European
Symposium
on
Research
in
Computer
Security. September
13th 2004, Sophia Antipolis, French
Riviera, France. [slides]
- Taxonomy of Mixes and Dummy traffic . I-NetSec04:
3rd
Working
Conference
on
Privacy
and
Anonymity
in
Networked
and
Distributed
Systems. August 26th 2004, Toulouse, France. [slides]
- Anonymity and Privacy. Course G13 of the
2004 Summer Complutense School (ECV 2004)
on Practical Security for the Internet and Intranet July 5-30. Madrid
(Spain). July 23rd 2004. [slides]
- Panel on Mix Cascades vs. Peer-to-Peer: Is One Concept
Superior? Panel moderator. Workshop
on Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) 2004. Toronto (Canada). May
257h, 2004.
- Reasoning about the Anonymity Provided by Pool Mixes that
Generate Dummy Traffic. 6th Information Hiding Workshop.
Toronto
(Canada).
May
25th,
2004.
[slides]
- Anonymous communications. WHOLES - A
Multiple View of Individual Privacy in a Networked World
. Stockholm
(Sweden). January 30th, 2004. [slides]
- Reasoning about the anonymity provided by pool mixes that
generate dummy traffic. COSIC Seminar. Heverlee
(Belgium). December 17th, 2003. [slides]
- Privacy Rights Management. Digital Rights
Management -- L-SEC Technology Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium).
December 4th, 2003.[slides]
- Building blocks for controlled anonymity. 4th
APES
Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium). September 24, 2003. [slides]
- Ph.D. progress presentation. Heverlee (Belgium). May 20,
2003. [slides]
- Generalising mixes.
Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) 2003.
Dresden
(Germany),
March
26,
2003.
[slides]
- Generalising mixes.
COSIC Seminar. Heverlee (Belgium). January 22,
2003. [slides]
- Anonymous Targeted Advertising System. 3rd
APES Workshop. Heverlee (Belgium). November 5, 2002. [slides]
- Information Theory and Anonymity. 23rd
Symposium on Information Theory in the Benelux. Louvain la Neuve (Belgium). May 29, 2002.[slides]
- Towards Measuring Anonymity. Workshop on
Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) 2002. San Francisco (USA).
April 14, 2002. [slides]
- Overview of technologies and building blocks for anonimity. 2nd APES Workshop.
Heverlee
(Belgium).
November
21,
2001.[slides]
- Towards Measuring Anonymity. COSIC Seminar.
Heverlee
(Belgium).
October
3,
2001.
[slides]
- Anonymity requirements for eCommerce
schemes and online elections. 1st APES Workshop.
Heverlee (Belgium). April 19, 2001. [slides]
Ph.D. Advisor
Ph.D. Committees
- Seda Gürses
(Ph.D.
advisors: Bettina Berendt and Bart Preneel). Ph.D. defended in Leuven
(Belgium) on
May 28, 2010.
- Markulf
Kohlweiss
(Ph.D. advisor: Bart Preneel). Ph.D. defended in Leuven (Belgium) on
March 30, 2010.
- Christer Andersson
(Ph.D. advisor: Simone Fischer-Hübner). Ph.D. defended in Karlstad
(Sweden)
on January 21st, 2008 (I
was the opponent at the Ph.D. defense).
- Vicente
Benjumea (Ph.D. advisor: Javier
Lopez). Ph.D. defended in Malaga
(Spain) on
November 22nd, 2007.
Master Students
- Together with Carmela, I
currently supervise the master thesis of Ero Porto Balsa (University of
Vigo, Spain). Ero is working
on traffic analysis for social networks.
- Together
with Carmela,
I have
supervised the master thesis of Ana Peleteiro
(University of Vigo, Spain) between February and June 2009. Ana worked
on the
simulation and comparison of GPS samples anonymization algorithms.
- Together
with Markulf, I have supervised Josep Balasch
(Polytechnic
University of Catalonia, Spain) between February and July 2008. Josep worked on a smart card implementation of
an anonymous
credential protocol.
- Together
with Carmela,
I have
supervised the master thesis of Victor Sucasas
(University of Vigo, Spain) between February and July 2008. Victor
implemented
an anonymous credential protocol.
- Together
with Carmela,
I have
supervised Tim Van Hoeck (K.U.Leuven)
between
September 2007 and May 2008. Tim implemented a Thunderbird Extension to
collect
email traffic data.
- Together
with Markulf, I have supervised Alfredo
Rial (University of Vigo, Spain)
from
September
2007 to March 2008. Alfredo worked on oblivious transfer protocols, in
particular on Public-key Encryption with Oblivious Keyword Search, and
on
Priced Oblivious Transfer.
- Together
with Markulf, I have supervised Girma Enideg Nigusse
(Royal
Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden) from April to September 2007. Girma has implemented an electronic petition
demonstrator
based on the Idemix anonymous credentials.
- Together
with Carmela,
I have
supervised Venelin Gornishki
(Sofia University, Bulgaria) between February and June 2007. Venelin has implemented a protocol for long-term
secure
archiving of documents, which uses the Belgian e-ID for authentication
and
digital signatures.
- I supervised Ovidiu Caba
(University of Oradea, Romania) between February and June 2004. Ovidiu worked on the implementation of a
Graphical User
Interface for the MIXimulator .
- I
supervised Raimondo Faustinelli
(Hogeschool van Utrecht, The Netherlands)
between
November 2002 and July 2003. Raimondo
developed a
simulator for mix networks, the MIXimulator.
I
have been supervisor from 2002 to 2004 of the crypto group for the HJ82
design seminar.
The list of project reports on which I
have worked is available here.
From 2005 to 2009, I worked on IWT SBO ADAPID
(Advanced
Applications for the Electronic ID Card in Flanders). This project
focused on developing privacy enhanced identity management systems.
From 2004 to 2009, I was involved with the EU IST FP6 FIDIS Network of Excellence. This Network
of
Excellence developed an integrated view on Identity in the European
Society.
From 2000 to 2004 my work was
mainly developed in the framework of the APES project. This
project
studied privacy and anonymity in electronic services.
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