Privacy Seminar 2025
Introduction Schedule See also: Course organisation
This is the main web site for the Privacy Seminar (course code NWI-I00136).
Previous editions: spring 2024.
Introduction
In this seminar we will explore the state of the art in privacy enhancing technologies (PET), and discuss theories (technical, legal and societal) of privacy. In this seminar, you collaborate in a group, and give a student lecture and write a student paper. Both determine your final grade. Presence is mandatory.
Detailed information can be found in the Course organisation. Read it carefully!
Schedule
Lectures take place in Transitorium 00.005 until and including February 20, and in HG00.616 after that. See the schedule below for details.
The lectures scheduled on Monday take place in the slot originally assigned to the Security Protocol Project, in MERC 00.28.
On Thursday from 12:30-13:15 we schedule meetings to discuss the lectures scheduled for next week.
Physical presence is mandatory. Given the fact that this seminar is highly interactive, no live stream or other ways of participating online is offered.
Slides of presentations that are available are linked from here. The links are released after the lecture.
Deadlines
- Paper skeleton: April 10, 2025.
- Final paper: June 5, 2025.
Both deadlines: 23:59 CET
| Date | Time | Topic | Deadline |
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| 30-1 | 13:30 | Course organisation and Privacy: an overview, by Jaap-Henk Hoepman | |
| 6-2 | 13:30 | Privacy: an overview (continued) | |
| 13-2 | 13:30 | (no lecture)
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| 20-2 | 13:30 | Usable privacy, by Christine Utz | |
| 27-2 | 13:30 | Writing and Speaking and Privacy by design, by Jaap-Henk Hoepman. | |
| 6-3 | 13:30 | (no lecture) | |
| 13-3 | 13:30 | (no lecture) | |
| 20-3 | (no lecture) | ||
| 27-3 | (no lecture) | ||
| 3-4 | (no lecture) | ||
| 10-4 | 13:30 | Obfuscation: Artur Wiadrowski, Tianlang Xie, Ananthu Ananthu Anil | skeleton |
| mo 14-4 | 13:30 | Privacy Friendly Search: Yori Jonkman, Willem Medendorp, Fanti Oais | |
| 17-4 | 13:30 | Searching in encrypted databases: Nikolai Savulkin, Aswath Ganesan, Jordy van Ekelen | |
| 24-4 | 13:30 | Privacy in asynchronour messaging: Steyn Hommes, Nick Marx, Vincent Dankbaar | |
| 1-5 | (no lecture) | ||
| 8-5 | 13:30 | Privachy in ML: Naveen Vinayakamoorthy, Lavanya Joshi, Pepijn van Grunsven, Cato van Ojen | |
| 15-5 | 13:30 | Privacy fiendly revocation of credentials: Cheryl Fernando, Mina Mehrvarz, Sebastian Pack | |
| 22-5 | 13:30 | Privacy friendly location based Services: Ties Dirksen, Anna Lorenz, Erica Fey | |
| mo 26-5 | 13:30 | Revocable privacy: Jermo van Oort, Kutay Sezer, Lars Esselink | |
| 29-5 | (no lecture) | ||
| mo 2-6 | 13:30 | Anonymous cryptocurrencies: Daan Eijkman, Chris Musteata, George-Nicolas Nadejde | |
| 5-6 | 13:30 | Secure multiparty Computation: Eline Stehouwer, Stephan van de Ven, Ruben de Heer | final paper |
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