Tancrède Lepoint
research scientist
at Google
director (2018-2020)
of the IACR
co-editor (since 2016)
of the Cryptology ePrint Archive
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About me
Tancrède Lepoint is a Research Scientist at Google. His research interests include cryptography, network security, secure implementation, and privacy, with a focus on post-quantum cryptography, fully homomorphic encryption, cryptographic multilinear maps and obfuscation.
He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from École Normale Supérieure and University of Luxembourg, a M.Sc. and a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics from Université Joseph Fourier, France.
Tancrède is a director of the International Association for Cryptologic Research (2018-2020) and a co-editor of the Cryptology ePrint Archive since August 2016.
Other news
- Oct. 2018: I am now a research scientist at Google LLC.
- Sep. 2018: Our preprint New Techniques for Obfuscating Conjunctions describing distributional virtual black-box obfuscators for conjunctions secure in the generic group model, or assuming the hardness of LPN, or even information-theoretically has been uploaded on the Cryptology ePrint Archive.
- Sep. 2018: Our paper describing the technology behind Project Callisto's new technology to combat sexual assault and harassment in industry has been accepted for publication as a note to COMPASS 2018 and has received the Best Note award.
- Jun. 2018: Our paper describing the technology behind Project Callisto's new technology to combat sexual assault and harassment in industry has been accepted for publication as a note to COMPASS 2018 and has received the Best Note award.
- May 2018: Our paper on the Risks and Benefits of Side-Channels in Battlefields has been accepted for publication to the Fusion 2018 conference.
- Apr. 2018: Our paper describing the unique challenges of Battlefield IoT has been accepted to ICDCS 2018. Our paper Secure Non-Interactive User Re-Enrollment in Biometrics-based Identification and Authentication Systems has been accepted to CSCML 2018.
- Mar. 2018: I joined the cryptography advisory board of Project Callisto, a non-profit tech start-up creating a technology to combat sexual assault and harassment in industry. For more details about the cryptographic approach of Project Callisto, read the technical white paper.