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“Breaking and Fixing Garbled Circuits When a Gate has Duplicate Input Wires” by Raine Nieminen and Thomas Schneider ws accepted as part the “Topical Collection on Computing of Computing on Encrypted Data”.

On 23.06.2023 Nora Khayata won the price of the Association of Friends of TU Darmstadt “for the best thesis at the chair of Cryptography and Privacy Engineering (ENCRYPTO) 2022” for her master thesis “Flexible File Format and Intermediate Representation for Secure Multi-Party Computation”.

“ExTRUST: Reducing exploit stockpiles with a privacy-preserving depletion system for inter-state relationships” by Thomas Reinhold, Philipp Kühn, Daniel Günther, Thomas Schneider, and Christian Reuter was accepted at IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society.

“FLUTE: Fast and Secure Lookup Table Evaluations” by Andreas Brüggemann, Robin Hundt, Thomas Schneider, Ajith Suresh and Hossein Yalame was accepted at 44th IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (S&P).

Thomas Schneider is a program committee member of SECRYPT'23.

Our Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) frameworks, ABY and MOTION, are mentioned in the United Nations (UN) guide on Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) for official statistics.

Nora Khayata took part in making a video regarding the International Day of Women and Girls in Science “Science is never boring!”.

Thomas Schneider is a program committee member of CRYPTO'23 and Ajith Suresh is a program committee member of ACM CCS'23.

Comments on “Privacy-enhanced federated learning against poisoning adversaries” by Thomas Schneider, Ajith Suresh, and Hossein Yalame was accepted at IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security (TIFS).

On Nov 30, 2022, Amos Treiber and Dirk Müllmann (Goethe University Frankfurt) presented the results of their cooperative research project on “Data Protection Law and Multi-Party Computation: Applications to Information Exchange between Law Enforcement Agencies” at a research discussion event organized by the police of Hamburg, Germany.