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.

Amos Treiber successfully defended his dissertation “Analyzing and Applying Cryptographic Mechanisms to Protect Privacy in Applications” on Thu., 17th November 2022.

Daniel Günther from the ENCRYPTO Group together with Thomas Reinhold and Philipp Kühn from PEASEC won the CROSSING Collaboration Award 2022.

Thomas Schneider and former ENCRYPTO PhD Christian Weinert are program committee members of USENIX Security'23.

“SPIKE: Secure and Private Investigation of the Kidney Exchange problem” by Timm Birka, Kay Hamacher, Tobias Kussel, Helen Möllering, and Thomas Schneider was accepted at BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making.

Three posters by the ENCRYPTO group were accepted at the CCS 2022 poster session as well as two papers at the WPES workshop associated with CCS 2022.