Protocols for Checking Compromised Credentials

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Protocols for Checking Compromised Credentials

31 May 2019

Rahul Chatterjee

Thomas Ristenpart

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Robust, privacy-preserving, transparent, and auditable on-device blocklisting Kurt Thomas Sarah Meiklejohn Michael A. Specter Xiang Wang Xavier Llorà Stephan Somogyi D. Kleidermacher 64 2 0 06 Apr 2023
A Transcontinental Analysis of Account Remediation Protocols of Popular Websites Philipp Markert Andrick Adhikari Sanchari Das 42 6 0 02 Feb 2023
SoK: SCT Auditing in Certificate Transparency Sarah Meiklejohn Joe DeBlasio Devon O'Brien Christopher Thompson Kevin Yeo Emily Stark 23 12 0 03 Mar 2022
Might I Get Pwned: A Second Generation Compromised Credential Checking Service Bijeeta Pal Mazharul Islam M. Bohuk N. Sullivan Luke Valenta Tara Whalen Christopher A. Wood Thomas Ristenpart Rahul Chatterjee 124 27 0 29 Sep 2021
PrivateFetch: Scalable Catalog Delivery in Privacy-Preserving Advertising M. Mughees Gonccalo Pestana Alex Davidson B. Livshits 20 7 0 16 Sep 2021
Increasing Adversarial Uncertainty to Scale Private Similarity Testing Yiqing Hua Armin Namavari Kai-Wen Cheng Mor Naaman Thomas Ristenpart 47 5 0 03 Sep 2021
Towards a Rigorous Statistical Analysis of Empirical Password Datasets Jeremiah Blocki Peiyuan Liu 47 3 0 29 May 2021
Cross Hashing: Anonymizing encounters in Decentralised Contact Tracing Protocols Junade Ali Vladimir Dyo 56 11 0 26 May 2020
Practical Hash-based Anonymity for MAC Addresses Junade Ali Vladimir Dyo 32 9 0 13 May 2020
Detecting stuffing of a user's credentials at her own accounts K. Wang Michael K. Reiter 99 23 0 23 Dec 2019