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Boneh, Dan |
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Stanford University |
| Primary Field
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Computer and Information Sciences |
| Secondary Field
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Mathematics |
 Election Citation
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Boneh led the creation of pairing-based cryptography, identity-based encryption, compact signature schemes, and verifiable delay functions. |
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Research Interests
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Cryptography and computer security, including cryptographic systems with novel properties, cryptanalysis of existing constructions, provable security, and applications of cryptography to computer security. In computer security my focus is on techniques for building secure systems and writing secure code as well as the analysis of existing systems for vulnerabilities. My research covers security for Web applications and mobile devices, and more recently, security of blockchains. In cryptograph |
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