cMix: Anonymization by High-Performance Scalable Mixing

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• Joeri de Ruiter (University of Birmingham)
• Thursday 04 February 2016, 11:00-12:00
• Sloman Lounge, School of Computer Science.

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cMix is a cryptographic protocol for mix networks that uses pre-computations of a group-homomorphic encryption function to avoid all real-time public-key operations by the senders, mix nodes, and receivers. Like other mix network protocols, cMix can enable an anonymity service that accepts inputs from senders and delivers them to an output buffer, in a way that the outputs are unlinkable to the inputs. cMix’s high performance scalable architecture, which results from its unique pre-computation approach, makes it suitable for smartphone-to-smartphone use while maintaining full anonymity sets independently per round.

This talk is part of the Computer Security Seminars series.

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