All going well with technology we plan to live stream the event, and keep a permanent record of talks at the RWC YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/RealWorldCrypto

Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018
8:30am	Doors open
9:00am	Welcome RWC steering committee
Session 1:   Key management services session chair: Dan Boneh
9:15am	AWS key management service (KMS) : YouTube Matthew Campagna (Amazon) and Shay Gueron (Amazon and U. of Haifa)
9:45am	Achieving high availability in the internal Google key management system (KMS) : YouTube Anand Kanagala (Google)
10:10am	Break
Session 2:   Crypto currencies session chair: Aggelos Kiayias
10:40am	Mimblewimble and Scriptless Scripts : YouTube Andrew Poelstra (Blockstream)
11:10am	ZCash: past, present and future : YouTube Ian Miers (JHU and Cornell Tech)
11:35am	Zero knowledge, subversion-resistance, and concrete attacks : YouTube Matteo Campanelli (CCNY), Rosario Gennaro (CCNY), Steven Goldfeder (Princeton), Luca Nizzardo (IMDEA)
Session 3:   Levchin prize : YouTube session chair: Dan Boneh
12:00pm	Award ceremony
12:25pm	Lunch
Session 4:   Attacks I session chair: Nick Sullivan
2:00pm	Side channel attacks on implementations of Curve25519 : YouTube Yuval Yarom (University of Adelaide) and Daniel Genkin (UPenn/UMD)
2:30pm	The problem of private identification protocols : YouTube Ruxandra F. Olimid (NTNU), Stig F. Mjølsnes (NTNU)
2:45pm	Sailing across the Side channel towards Confidential Computing Olya Ohrimenko (Microsoft)
3:15pm	Break
Session 5:   Usability and privacy session chair: Ian Goldberg
3:45pm	Comparing the usability of cryptographic APIs : YouTube Yasemin Acar (Leibniz University Hannover)
4:15pm	Is Certificate Transparency usable? : YouTube Emily Stark (Google)
4:45pm	On the end-to-end security of group chats : YouTube Paul Rösler (U. Bochum), Christian Mainka (U. Bochum), Jörg Schwenk (U. Bochum)
5:10pm	Privacy-preserving search of similar patients in genomic data : YouTube Gilad Asharov (Cornell Tech), Shai Halevi (IBM), Yehuda Lindell (Bar-Ilan University), Tal Rabin (IBM)
5:35pm	End of day one
5:45pm	Reception
Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018
8:30am	Doors open
Session 6:   Post-quantum crypto and other new hardware session chair: Anja Lehmann
9:00am	Post-quantum signatures : YouTube Melissa Chase (Microsoft Research)
9:30am	Supersingular isogeny based cryptography gets practical : YouTube Patrick Longa (Microsoft Research)
9:45am	UK Research Institute in Secure Hardware and Embedded Systems (RISE) : YouTube Maire O’Neill (Queen's university)
10:15am	Break
Session 7:   Broken standards session chair: Kenny Paterson
10:45am	Finding collisions for SHA-1 : YouTube Pierre Karpman
11:15am	An attack on the FF3 format preserving encryption : YouTube F. Betul Durak
11.45am	Spectre and Meltdown: Data leaks during speculative execution : YouTube J. Horn (Google Project Zero)
Session 8:   Special session session chair: Nigel Smart
12:15am	Lightning talks : YouTube Short talks by the participants
12:50pm	Lunch
Session 9:   TLS session chair: Nadia Heninger
2:15pm	Geo manager : YouTube Nick Sullivan (Cloudflare)
2:45pm	Reactive and proactive standardisation of TLS : YouTube Thyla van der Merwe (Royal Holloway), Kenneth G. Paterson (Royal Holloway)
3:00pm	TLS ecosystem woes : YouTube David Benjamin (Google)
3:30pm	Break
Session 10:   Crypto in the clouds session chair: Brian Sniffen
4:00pm	Can You Trust Your Encrypted Cloud? An Assessment of SpiderOakONE's Security : YouTube Anders Dalskov (Aarhus University), Claudio Orlandi (Aarhus University)
4:25pm	Secrets at Scale : YouTube Manish Mehta (Netflix)
4:55pm	Scaling backend authentication at Facebook : YouTube Kevin Lewi (Facebook), Callen Rain (Facebook), Stephen Weis (Facebook), Yueting Lee (Facebook), Haozhi Xiong (Facebook), Benjamin Yang (Facebook)
5:20pm	End of day two
Friday, Jan. 12, 2018
8:30am	Doors open
Session 11:   New crypto session chair: Alexandra Boldyreva
9:00am	The Noise protocol framework : YouTube Trevor Perrin
9:25am	Bloom filter encryption and applications to efficient forward-secret 0-RTT key exchange : YouTube David Derler (IAIK, Graz U.), Tibor Jager (Paderborn U.), Daniel Slamanig (Austrian Inst. of Tech.), Christoph Striecks (Austrian Inst. of Tech.)
9:50am	InterMAClib: beyond confidentiality and integrity in practice : YouTube Martin R. Albrecht (Royal Holloway); Kenneth G. Paterson (Royal Holloway); Torben Brandt Hansen (Roayl Holloway)
10:15am	Building and deploying encrypted search systems : YouTube Seny Kamara
10:45am	Break
Session 12:   Attacks II session chair: Nigel Smart
11:15am	How to Reveal the Secrets of an Obscure White-Box Implementation. : YouTube Louis Goubin (U. Versailles-St-Quentin-en-Yvelines), Pascal Paillier (CryptoExperts), Matthieu Rivain (CryptoExperts), Junwei Wang (CryptoExperts, U. Luxembourg, U. Paris 8)
11:40am	YouTube Kristian Gjosteen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
11:55am	An analysis of the NIST SP 800-90A DRBGs : YouTube Joanne Woodage (Royal Holloway), Dan Shumow (Microsoft)
12:10pm	Modern jets, retro ciphers: how monoalphabetic substitution ciphers are still in use : YouTube Matthew Smith (U. Oxford), Daniel Moser (ETH), Martin Strohmeier (U. Oxford), Vincent Lenders (Armasuisse), Ivan Martinovic (U. oxford)
12:15pm	Quam Bene Non Quantum: identifying bias in a commercial quantum random number generator : YouTube Darren Hurley-Smith (U. of Kent), Julio Hernandez-Castro (U. of Kent)
12:20pm	Lunch
Session 13:   Verification and provable security session chair: Thomas Ristenpart
2:00pm	Untagging Tor: a tale of onions, raccoons, and security definitions : YouTube Jean Paul Degabriele (U. Darmstadt), Martijn Stam (U. Bristol)
2:25pm	Verificatum : YouTube Douglas Wikstrom (KTH)
2:55pm	HACL* in Mozilla Firefox : YouTube Benjamin Beurdouche (INRIA), Karthikeyan Bhargavan (INRIA), Franziskus Kiefer (Mozilla), Jonathan Protzenko (Microsoft), Eric Rescorla (Mozilla), Tim Taubert (Mozilla), Martin Thomson (Mozilla), Jean-Karim Zinzindohoue (INRIA)
3:20pm	Conference ends ... see you next year