Elena Pagnin
Elena Pagnin is an assistant professor at the Information Security Unit since 2022. Her research focuses on the design of advanced public key cryptographic primitives and new cryptographic protocols, mainly for authentication or transparency. She has worked on (train of buzzwords): (multi-key) homomorphic signatures, verifiable computations, messaging protocols, privacy-preserving location proximity testing, storage deduplication, distance-bounding protocols, biometric authentication.
More detailed info and a complete CV are available at Elena's personal page: https://epagnin.github.io/
Showing 21 publications
CaSCaDE: (Time-Based) Cryptography from Space Communications DElay
Progressive and efficient verification for digital signatures: extensions and experimental results
Metadata Privacy Beyond Tunneling for Instant Messaging
PAPR: Publicly Auditable Privacy Revocation for Anonymous Credentials
Outsourcing MPC Precomputation for Location Privacy
Where are you bob? privacy-preserving proximity testing with a napping party
Anonymous Single-Round Server-Aided Verification
Multi-key homomorphic authenticators
Revisiting Yasuda et al.’s Biometric Authentication Protocol: Are you Private Enough?
Be More and be Merry: Enhancing Data and User Authentication in Collaborative Settings
Matrioska: A Compiler for Multi-Key Homomorphic Signatures
HB+DB: Distance bounding meets human based authentication
Two-Hop Distance-Bounding Protocols: Keep Your Friends Close
HIKE: Walking the Privacy Trail
Privacy-Preserving Biometric Authentication: Challenges and Directions
Multi-Key Homomorphic Authenticators
HB+DB: Mitigating Man-in-the-Middle Attacks against HB+ with Distance Bounding.
Using Distance-Bounding Protocols to Securely Verify the Proximity of Two-Hop Neighbours
Attacks on Privacy-Preserving Biometric Authentication
On the Leakage of Information in Biometric Authentication
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Progressive verification for cryptographic schemes