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Black Hat Asia 2014,
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We are interested in the ability to lie convincingly about the contents of an encrypted file, a variation of "deniable encryption" from the cryptography literature. A reasonable scenario may involve a businessman traveling through dangerous territory with sensitive documents, who, if kidnapped or under duress, wants to be able to convincingly lie to his kidnappers about the contents of his documents.
Presenters:
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Ari Trachtenberg
- Boston University
Ari Trachtenberg is a professor at Boston University, where he is involved with the center for reliable information systems and cyber security, and a visiting professor at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. His research interests include cyber security (smartphones, offensive and defensive), networking (security, sensors, localization); algorithms (data synchronization, file edits, file sharing), and error-correcting codes (rateless coding, feedback). Mostly though, he likes to teach, hack, teach about hacking, and hack teaching.
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