Chris Carr

Chris Carr

Ph.D. started in: 2014
Year of graduation: 2019
COINS consortium member: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Supervised by: Colin Boyd, Kristian Gjøsteen
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Research area: Cryptography
Project title: Protection in Complex Cyber Systems
Project description: My PhD project is centred around cryptographic protocols using homomorphic encryption. Homomorphic encryption allows a user to encrypt some data, manipulate it, and then decrypt it to obtain the same result as if they had just manipulated it without the encryption and decryption steps. This property is desirable if you require a third-party to act on sensitive data, for instance, in electronic voting.

1. Colin Alexander Boyd, Christopher Carr (2018). Valuable Puzzles for Proofs-of-Work
2. Colin Alexander Boyd, Xavier Boyen, Christopher Carr, Thomas Haines (2017). Key recovery: Inert and public
3. Colin Alexander Boyd, Christopher Carr, Xavier Boyen, Thomas Haines (2017). Bitcoin Unchained
4. Britta Hale, Christopher Carr, Danilo Gligoroski (2017). CARIBE: Cascaded IBE for maximum flexibility and user-side control
5. Colin Alexander Boyd, Xavier Boyen, Christopher Carr, Thomas Haines (2016). Key Recovery: Inert, Public, Transparent (KRIPT)
6. Colin Alexander Boyd, Christopher Carr (2016). Fair client puzzles from the Bitcoin blockchain
7. Britta J. Hale, Christopher Carr, Danilo Gligoroski (2016). CARIBE: Cascaded IBE for Maximum Flexibility and User-side Control
8. Britta Hale, Christopher Alan Carr, Danilo Gligoroski (2015). CARIBE-S: A Cascaded IBE Scheme for Maximum Flexibility and User-side Control