Theses

Ph.D. Theses

In reverse chronological order:

  • Kristjan Krips, "Privacy and coercion-resistance in voting", 2023 (supervisors Jan Willemson and Sven Laur)
  • Arnis Parsovs, Estonian Electronic Identity Card and its Security Challenges, 2021 (supervisors Jan Willemson, Dominique Unruh)
  • Karim Baghery, 2020 (supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Behzad Abdolmaleki, 2020 (supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Janno Siim, 2020 (supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Toomas Krips, Improving performance of secure real-number operations, 2019 (supervisors Jan Willemson, Dominique Unruh)
  • Alisa Pankova, "Efficient Multiparty Computation Secure against Covert and Active Adversaries", 2017 (sup. Peeter Laud and Sven Laur)
  • Ehsan Ebrahimi, Post-Quantum Security in the Presence of Superposition Queries, 2019 (supervisor Dominique Unruh)
  • Prastudy Fauzi, 2017 (supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Rafik Chaabouni, 2017 (defended at EPFL, supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Jaak Randmets, "Programming Languages for Secure Multi-party Computation Application Development", 2017 (supervisors Peeter Laud and Varmo Vene)
  • Riivo Talviste, "Applying Secure Multi-Party Computation in Practice", 2016 (supervisors Sven Laur, Dan Bogdanov)
  • Liina Kamm, "Privacy-preserving statistical analysis using secure multi-party computation", 2015 (supervisor Sven Laur)
  • Dan Bogdanov, “Sharemind: Programmable Secure Computations with Practical Applications”, 2013 (supervisor Sven Laur)
  • Bingsheng Zhang, 2012 (supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Sven Laur, 2008 (defended at Aalto, supervisor Helger Lipmaa)
  • Jan Villemson, Size-efficient interval time stamps, 2002 (supervisors Mati Tombak, Ahto Buldas)
  • Helger Lipmaa, Secure and efficient time-stamping systems, 1999. (supervisor Mati Tombak)

See the list of Ph.D. theses in the CS department

Some Theses (with current job places)

MSc Theses