Post-Quantum Cryptography - Chris Peikert - 3/6/2022

[@bbowling4979]

Nice presentation. I do wish the questions had been repeated to the audience for the benefit of the recording.

[@bxskitsa]

Most of the Questions have been repeated by the speaker. Please don't mislead the people.

[@DemonCris]

For page 22, an attacker could get the information of (A, u, v, k). I think it should be the 'c' the attacker get. If the attacker could have 'c', and assume there's lots of bit 0 in the transmission, then he could know what the value of 'k'. If he subtracts every 'c' from 'k', we could decipher the message. This is strange.

[@MisterDan]

Thank you for the presentation!! Very much appreciated.

[@MAJIDK-zs7bq]

2:15:15 why in key exchange Alice took r^t.A instead of r. A

[@sotetoldal5081]

any ideas for signature aggregation?

[@joexu9258]

19:00

[@joexu9258]

39:00 lattice-based crypto

[@joexu9258]

51:00 intuition

[@inert.8440]

Very interesting

[@PierreGerraddio]

Why are they wearing masks? I was gonna watch this until I realize the speaker and all the attendees are mentally ill.

[@anonymouslykinda145]

They were required too by the university.

[@mart1nmuc]

The video is virtually useless. The questions are not audible and dilute the content.