LIP6 ALMASTY

The Almasty team was created in April 2015. The Almasty team is mainly oriented toward the use of algorithmic and effective mathematic techniques to propose and improve modern cryptosystems and assess their security levels. Toward this goal, it makes use of numerous mathematical tools and develop algorithms to improve computations beyond what is reachable with state-of-the-art methods. The research activity of the Almasty team addresses the following topics: provable security, (pseudo-)randomness in cryptography, security against side-channel attacks, secure multi-party computation, (post-)quantum cryptography, cryptanalysis, high-performance computing, ...

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May 14, 2026 selection of MQOM a signature scheme based on the hardness of the unstructured multivariate quadratic problem on a finite field for the Third Round of the Additional Digital Signature Schemes for the NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Process :sparkles:
May 09, 2026 paper on traitor tracing in multi-sender setting accepted in SCN 2026 :memo:
Apr 20, 2026 paper on a new hash table based on linear probing accepted in AofA 2026 :memo:
Apr 08, 2026 Julia Sauvage defended her Ph. D. thesis :mortar_board:
Feb 17, 2026 paper on a deterministic technique to exit recursive mazes accepted in FUN 2026 :memo: