Applied Cryptography Projects Submission
From provable security to real-world projects.
Overview
Course Overview
Applied Cryptography explores the core theory of modern cryptography and how to apply these fundamental principles to build and analyze real-world secure systems.
The course website is at appliedcryptography.page.
Submissions Overview
Submissions
Randomness & Time-lock Encryption
Raphael Tannous
Raphael is a cybersecurity student at the Lebanese American University.
Website: https://riyt.dev
Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/raphaeltannous
Randomness is an important part of modern cryptography and everyday life…
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Thanks To
The Best Instructor in the World
Dr. Nadim Kobeissi
Nadim Kobeissi is the founder of the Paris-based Symbolic Software, an independent applied cryptography lab with 300+ engagements for clients including Coinbase, Mozilla, and the Ethereum Foundation. He created the protocol modeling and verification engine Verifpal, teaches an Applied Cryptography course first offered at the American University of Beirut, and chairs Cedarcrypt, the Levant’s applied cryptography summer school and conference. He earned his Ph.D. at Inria Paris on formal verification of real-world cryptographic protocols, where he worked on some of the first formal verification efforts for smart contracts, Signal, TLS, and the Noise Protocol Framework. Nadim is also an active advocate for digital privacy rights and is recognized as a leading expert on end-to-end encrypted secure messaging.
If you are an honest seeker of an education in cryptography, especially from underprivileged circumstances in the Levant region, then take my hand, because I am your eternal ally, and we shall succeed in your quest for knowledge together!
The Best Teaching Assistants in the World
Faysal Elestwani
Faysal is a graduate student at the American University of Beirut, where he previously took the Applied Cryptography course.
Abd El Kader Kahil
Abd El Kader is a graduate student at the American University of Beirut, where he previously took the Applied Cryptography course.