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Last updated at Oct 18, 2024.
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Special Lectures in Information Science III
Algorithms for Information Security and Privacy
In this class, we discuss algorithms that use for speeding up systems for information security and privacy. Particularly, the class focuses on algorithms for elliptic curve cryptography, one of the most well-known cryptographic system. We also explain ideas behind discrete algorithms that can protect users’ personal information in large-scale database.
本授業には、情報セキュリティ・情報プライバシーを保護するシステムを最速するアルゴリズムについて講義する。特に、セキュリティ技術の代表になっている楕円曲線暗号の実装アルゴリズムについて議論し、巨大データベースに入っている個人情報を保護する離散アルゴリズムを解説する。
本授業には、情報セキュリティ・情報プライバシーを保護するシステムを最速するアルゴリズムについて講義する。特に、セキュリティ技術の代表になっている楕円曲線暗号の実装アルゴリズムについて議論し、巨大データベースに入っている個人情報を保護する離散アルゴリズムを解説する。
Code
Course title
Lecturer
Semester
Period
0510063
FSC-IS4063L1
Special Lectures in Information Science III
Suppakitpaisarn Vorapong
Mon 3rd
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Language
English
Credit
2
Lecturers with practical experience
NO
Other Faculty
NO
Course Offered by
Science
Schedule
Differential Privacy
Class 1: Anonymity
Class 2: Basic Definition
Class 3: Laplacian Mechanism
Class 4: Workshop 1
Class 5: Exponential Mechanism
Class 6: Graph Differential Privacy
Class 7: Local Differential Privacy
Class 8: Graph Local Differential Privacy
Class 9: Workshop 2
Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Class 10: Introduction to Abstract Algebra
Class 11: Calculation on elliptic curves, Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Protocol
Class 12: Divisors
Class 13: Pairing-based cryptography
Class 14: Workshop 3
Class 15: Exercises
Teaching Methods
The lecture is given in English using a projector and a blackboard.
プロジェクター・黒板を併用した講義の形式で行います。
Method of Evaluation
There is one final examination and three optional assignments during this course.
Required Textbook
Lecture notes will be distributed at a given Slack channel.
https://*****.slack.com/*****
Reference Books
1) C. Dwork and A. Roth. The Algorithmic Foundations of Differential Privacy, Foundation and Trends in Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 9, Nos. 3-4, pages 211-407, 2014.
2) L. C. Washington. Elliptic Curves: Number Theory and Cryptography, 2nd edition. Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2007.
Notes on Taking the Course
The basic knowledge on algorithms and data structures is assumed, but any knowledge on cryptography and anonymity is not. Students must be familiar with mathematical notations before joining this class.
