Hello World. Trying out the whole twitter thing :) Come check out our workshop poster tomorrow at TPDP dettanym.github.io/files/tpdp20_w…

If you've ever considered applying to work with us at Signal, now is a great time to get involved! We're just over here working on a plan to power the western hemisphere with the heat from our servers: signal.org/workworkwork/

Lindsey's interest in human rights and digital privacy brought her to #UWaterloo's MMath in Computer Science, where she is currently conducting research in privacy-enhancing technology at CrySP @UWaterloo. Read the full #MathieSpotlight story: bit.ly/3trOjEl

Publishing statistical data is privacy-safe, right? 😀 … right? 🤔 Well, not really 😟 In this ✨ new blog post ✨, I break down the successful reconstruction attack that the US Census Bureau ran on their 2010 data. It's all kinds of scary! 🙀 desfontain.es/privacy/us-cen…

Hot off the press! CS Professor Xi He, a member of the Data Systems Group and the Cryptography, Security, and Privacy (CrySP) research group, has coauthored a book with her colleague, Joseph Near. Differential Privacy for Databases: cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/cheriton-…

Congrats to CrySPers Thomas Humphries, Rasoul A Mahdavi, shannon, and Florian for getting their paper "Selective MPC: Distributed Computation of Differentially Private Key Value Statistics" accepted to CCS 2022.

Congratulations to CrySPers MitiMazmudar, Thomas Humphries, Jiaxiang Liu, Matthew Rafuse, and Xi He for getting their paper "Cache Me If You Can: Accuracy-Aware Inference Engine for Differentially Private Data Exploration" accepted to VLDB 2023!

Congrats to CrySPers Thomas Humphries, Simon Oya, @algorithknit, Matthew Rafuse, Ian Goldberg, Urs Hengartner, and Florian Kerschbaum for getting their paper "Investigating Membership Inference Attacks under Data Dependencies" accepted to CSF 2023!