The meetup will be held on Thursday, May 26 at the Mozilla (331 E. Evelyn Avenue) in Mountain View (directions).
Mozilla offices are well connected by public transportation (Moutain View Caltrain station, direct from San Jose; Evelyn light rail station). Alternatively, Uber and Lyft work very well in the Silicon Valley.
Organizers:
Following the success of the TRON (TLS 1.3: Ready or Not?) workshop at NDSS'16, we would like to once again bring together a diverse crowd of people involved in various aspects of TLS 1.3: its specification and standardization, its security analysis by cryptographers and protocol experts in academia and in industry, and its implementation in various libraries. Please note that this event is not endorsed by the IETF and is not a substitute for TLS WG discussions.
To ensure that the short duration of the meetup is used effectively, we would like to restrict the audience to about 20 expert participants; therefore, attendance is by invitation (which you can request by contacting the chairs). About half of the time will be allocated to design and analysis topics, with the other half dedicated to implementation.
Time | Topic |
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0933-1000 | People Arrive, Coffee, etc |
1000-1045 | Changes in -13 and overview of remaining issues (EKR)
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1045-1130 | Analysis results
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1130-1200 | Post-handshake encryption discussion (try to reach consensus) |
1200-1300 | Lunch break (Mozilla provides) |
1300-1430 | Implementation session (~20min/implementation)
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1430-1515 | API discussion
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1515-1530 | Other topics |
Name | Organization |
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Eric Rescorla | Mozilla |
Antoine Delignat-Lavaud | Microsoft Research |
Martin Thomson | Mozilla |
Markulf Kohlweiss | Microsoft Research |
Felix Günther | TU Darmstadt |
Cas Cremers | University of Oxford |
Björn Tackmann | UCSD |
Shin’ichiro Matsuo | CELLOS consortium / MagicCube Inc. |
Yuji Suga | CELLOS consortium |
Wan-Teh Chang | |
Steven Valdez | |
Bruno Blanchet | Google / Inria |
Nick Sullivan | CloudFlare |
Subodh Iyengar | |
Kyle Nekritz |