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Security and Cryptography
The researchers and engineers in the MSR Security and Cryptography team pursue both theoretical and applied research in our field that will have an impact on Microsoft, Microsoft’s customers, and the industry at large. Our current projects include the design and development of quantum-resistant public-key cryptographic algorithms and protocols, high-performance post-quantum cryptographic libraries, quantum cryptanalysis, and end-to-end verifiable election technology.
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Summer 2019
- Daniel Kales (opens in new tab), TU Graz
- Fernando Virdia (opens in new tab), Royal Holloway
- Nina Bindel (opens in new tab), TU Darmstadt
Summer 2018
- Fernando Virdia (opens in new tab), Royal Holloway
- Joost Renes (opens in new tab), Radboud University
- Qinkun Bao (opens in new tab), Penn State University
Summer 2017
- Joost Renes (opens in new tab), Radboud University
- Joanne Woodage (opens in new tab), Royal Holloway
Summer 2016
- Joost Renes (opens in new tab), Radboud University
- Steven Goldfeder (opens in new tab), Princeton University
Summer 2015
- Ping Ngai (Brian) Chung, University of Chicago
- Eric Crockett (opens in new tab), Georgia Institute of Technology
- Matthew Bernhard (opens in new tab), University of Michigan
- Rahul Chatterjee (opens in new tab), Cornell University
- Tim Ruffing (opens in new tab), Saarland University
- Zhe Liu, University of Luxembourg
Summer 2014
- Benjamin Dowling (opens in new tab), Queensland University of Technology
- Michael Wesolowski, University of Waterloo
- Zheng Dong (opens in new tab), Indiana University Bloomington
People
Josh Benaloh
Senior Cryptographer
Christian Paquin
Principal Research Software Engineer
Craig Costello
Researcher
Dan Shumow
Senior SDE
Greg Zaverucha
Principal Software Development Engineer
Karen Easterbrook
Sr Principal PM Manager
Kevin Kane
Principal Software Engineer
Michael Naehrig
Principal Researcher
Patrick Longa
Senior Researcher