Robin Ankele
Robin Ankele
Robert Hooke Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3PR
Interests
Currently, I am working on algorithms and approaches for data-analytics in a privacy-sensitive context using trusted remote entities. This comprises in the analysis and review of different techniques to provide privacy for data-mining tasks such as differential privacy, k-anonymization, l-diversity and t-closeness. In detail, I am looking into approaches and algorithms that consider privacy, utility and efficiency. Moreover, we are trying to achieve secure multiparty computation with the concept of trusted remote entities.
Furthermore, I am interested in cryptography especially in cryptanalysis, cryptology, authenticated encryption, provable security, secure multiparty computation and efficient implementation of cryptographic algorithms.
Biography
In October 2015, Robin joined the Software and Systems Security group, University of Oxford as a doctoral canidate under supervision of Andrew Simpson and Andrew Martin. Before coming to Oxford, Robin completed a BSc and a MSc with distinction in Information and Computer Engineering from Graz University of Technology. His master thesis was performed at the COSIC group at Catholic University of Leuven. More information about Robin can be found on his personal homepage.
Selected Publications
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On the Performance of a Trustworthy Remote Entity in Comparison to Secure Multi−Party Computation
Robin Ankele and Andrew Simpson
In Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International Workshop on Cloud Security and Forensics (WCSF 2017). 2017.
Details about On the Performance of a Trustworthy Remote Entity in Comparison to Secure Multi−Party Computation | BibTeX data for On the Performance of a Trustworthy Remote Entity in Comparison to Secure Multi−Party Computation
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Applying the Trustworthy Remote Entity to Privacy−Preserving Multiparty Computation: Requirements and Criteria for Large−Scale Applications
R. Ankele‚ A. Kuecuek‚ A.P. Martin‚ A.C. Simpson and A. Paverd
In Proceedings of the 13th IEEE International Conference on Advanced and Trusted Computing (ATC 2016). 2016.
Details about Applying the Trustworthy Remote Entity to Privacy−Preserving Multiparty Computation: Requirements and Criteria for Large−Scale Applications | BibTeX data for Applying the Trustworthy Remote Entity to Privacy−Preserving Multiparty Computation: Requirements and Criteria for Large−Scale Applications
