Ph.D. student
School of Computer Science & Engineering at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Email: lastname (at) cs.huji.ac.il
My research interests are cryptography, privacy and computer security.
My advisors are Prof. Danny Dolev and Dr. Benny Pinkas (The University of Haifa).
I am a member of the Distributed
Algorithms, Networking and Secure Systems Group.
Peer-to-Peer secure multi-party numerical computation facing malicious adversaries
D. Bickson, T. Reinman, D. Dolev and B. Pinkas
In Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications (PPNA) journal, Springer, May 2009.
[arxiv]
Analysis of the Linux Random Number Generator
Z. Gutterman, B. Pinkas, and T. Reinman
The 2006 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (Oakland Conference), May 21-24, 2006.
[eprint], [presentation]
This work was also presented by Zvi Gutterman at the
Black Hat USA 2006 Conference.
[abstract],
[presentation],
[video]
My master thesis is on the Linux Pseudo Random Number Generator (LRNG).
The thesis can be downloaded in PS or
PDF formats.
My advisor was Prof. Dahlia Malkhi and I worked closely with
Zvi Gutterman, a PhD candidate at the time.
We worked on Linux kernel version 2.6.10. The main source file of this version, random.c, can be downloaded
here.
In a Summer School on Rational Cryptography, Bertinoro Italy 2008