Real World Cryptography

Paris Meetups

Meetup 2: 16 October 2024 — 19:00

61 Rue des Belles Feuilles, 75016, Paris

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Limited space available

Welcome to the Real World Cryptography Paris (RWC Paris) Meetups! Our goal is to bring together enthusiasts, professionals, and academics to discuss the latest advancements in cryptography. Whether you're an experienced cryptographer, a software engineer, or someone with a keen interest in the field, our meetups offer a platform to learn, share, and network.

Sponsors

Real World Cryptography Paris meetups are made possible by the following sponsors, who work together to organize the event, provide a venue, review and select talks, and more.

Schedule

Announcements

19:00

Hashing Structured Data, How Hard Can That Be?

Denis Varlakov, Dfns

19:15

STARK -> Signature Scheme? Deets and Numbers

Cyprien de Saint Guilhem, 3MI Labs

19:35

Sharing Encryption Keys From Your Ledger

Pierre Pollastri & Vincent Bouzon, Ledger

19:50

Building a Provable Chess Engine Using Hylé and ZK-Email

Matteo, Independent Researcher

20:05

Food & Drinks

Provided by our sponsors

20:30

Closing

22:30

Call for Talks

Submit a talk!

We are looking for engaging speakers to present at our next meetup. If you have a talk proposal that fits within the realm of cryptography, we want to hear from you!

Accepted topics

Topics can include, but are not limited to applied cryptography and protocols, zero-knowledge proof system and primitives, cryptographic implementations, blockchains and cryptocurrencies, and more.

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Code of Conduct

RWC Paris Meetups aims to be a friendly place for people with common interests to meet up and talk about real world cryptography. Everyone who attends promises to treat everyone with dignity and respect to be considerate and understanding of differing viewpoints, and to be respectful in all forms of communication.

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Note: we only use Telegram because it has good features for public groups. This isn't an endorsement of Telegram's encryption or anything like that.

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Contact

Real World Cryptography Paris Meetups are organized by the sponsors committee. Please email Nadim Kobeissi with questions.