Katerina Mitrokotsa
Katerina Mitrokotsa
Ordentliche Professorin für Cyber Security
Office 64-316
Torstrasse 25
9000 St. Gallen
The aim of our group is to safeguard communication technologies in order to improve their reliability and performance and thus our quality of life. Our research interests lie mostly in the area of applied cryptography, provable security as well as network and information security. More specifically, we are interested in the design of provably secure cryptographic protocols that can be employed for reliable authentication and cloud-assisted computing, while providing strong privacy guarantees. We are particularly focusing on resource-constrained devices (Internet of Things), RFID systems and wireless sensor networks as well as in intrusion detection and response mechanisms in wired and wireless networks.
Provable security
Privacy-preservation
Cryptography
Information and network security
- Cybersecurity (Autumn Semester)
- Cryptography (Spring Semester)
- H2020 Marie Curie ITN - Training in Secure and Privacy-preserving Biometrics Early Training Network (TRESPASS-ETN)
IACR, IEEE, ACM
- 2020 Premium Award for Best Paper in IET Information Security.
- Best Paper Award, 22nd Information Security Conference (ISC 2019).