REPHRAIN
The National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online, is a collaboration between the University of Bristol, UCL, the University of Bath, the University of Edinburgh and Kings College London.
InfoSec Research Group Projects
Examples of projects currently being carried out in the UCL Information Security Group are listed below. Highlights of projects that have been completed can be found in the listing of previous projects.
Arke: Scalable and Byzantine Fault Tolerant Privacy-Preserving Contact Discovery
Arke is a novel approach towards privacy-preserving scalable contact discovery in a Byzantine setting that does not rely on trusted third parties.
Arke: Scalable and Byzantine Fault Tolerant Privacy-Preserving Contact Discovery
Arke is a novel approach towards privacy-preserving scalable contact discovery in a Byzantine setting that does not rely on trusted third parties.
QuePaxa: Escaping the Tyranny of Timeouts in Consensus
AQuePaxa, is the first consensus protocol offering state-of-the-art normalcase efficiency without depending on timeouts.
Usable Privacy in Female Health Apps
This project explores the usability of privacy mechanisms within female mHealth apps, focusing on features that allow users to manage their data such as deletion and data portability mechanisms.
Cryptobazaar: Scalable Sealed-bid Auctions with Everlasting Privacy
Cryptobazaar is a novel scalable sealed-bit action protocol with everlasting privacy.
Towards A Smart Digital Forensic Advisor To Support First Responders With At-Scene Triage Of Digital Evidence Across Crime Types
This project is investigating existing practices, resources, challenges, and user needs around the process of search and seizure of digital devices across two distinct crime types.