Coordinator:
Leonardo QUERZONI
Associate Professor, UNIROMA1
TA 9 has the main objective of studying new approaches, methodologies, solutions, and tools that can provide adequate security guarantees for new application scenarios that are emerging today as a consequence of strong acceleration towards pervasive digital transformation. In particular, the researchers involved in the topics of TA 9 will work on four reference scenarios, considered to be of strategic interest for the near future: (i) development of decentralized finance solutions based on secure distributed technologies such as DLTs and smart contracts; (ii) strengthening of data security and privacy properties in services provided by the public administration within e-government programs; (iii) remote healthcare solutions based on personal devices, essential for more efficient management of chronically ill patients or those patients in need of continuous monitoring; (iv) quantum key distribution technologies for critical applications.
Project: Network for ultra-secure quantum communications (ReQuS)
PI: Alessandro Zavatta, Senior Researcher, CNR
Project: Security and Privacy of E-Government (SPEGO)
PI: Mauro CONTI, Full Professor, affiliated UNIROMA1
Project: Smart Decentralized Finance (SmartDeFi)
PI: Daniele VENTURI, Full Professor, UNIROMA1
Project: Secure Remote Healthcare for a Better Future (SuReCare):
PI: Leonardo QUERZONI, Associate Professor, UNIROMA1
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- Friolo D., Salvino M., & Venturi D. (2023). On the complete non-malleability of the Fujisaki-Okamoto transform. In International Conference on Applied Cryptography and Network Security (ACNS 2023) (pp. 307-335). Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland.