RWC

The RWC series of events was initiated by Kenny Paterson and Nigel Smart in 2012, as part of a celebration at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Alan Turing. At that point the workshop title was ``Is Cryptographic Theory Practically Relevant?''. The following year Dan Boneh joined the group to run a similar event at Stanford. The event was renamed ``Real World Cryptography,'' and with that the conference was born. In 2018 the conference joined the IACR and became an IACR event. The Levchin prize for real-world cryptography was created in 2016.

• 2023 Program: Tokyo, Japan. Main Page
• 2022 Program: Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Main Page
• 2021 Program: Virtual. Main Page
• 2020 Program: New York, USA. Main Page
• 2019 Program: San Jose, USA. Main Page
• 2018 Program: Zurich, Switzerland. Main Page
• 2017 Program: New York, USA. Main Page
• 2016 Program: Palo Alto, USA. Main Page
• 2015 Program: London, UK. Main Page
• 2014 Program: New York, USA. Main Page
• 2013 Program: Palo Alto, USA. Main Page
• 2012 Program: Cambridge, UK. Main Page