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Introduction
Jean-Pierre Hubaux, IC Research Day co-chair
Thursday, June 6, 2019 · 10:07 a.m. · 06m 56s
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your friends do goodness
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exactly seventy five years ago to the day the largest story parisian ever
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was launched organised predominantly with a lie to us and and u. k.
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the deliberate sacrifice of thousands of soldiers many of which of the age of
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four students was deemed necessary to get rid of and not just re she
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based on page speech and i hate speech and figures
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on the western side the victory of the lice led to the creation of need to end of the you
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uh so this is brought unprocessed unprecedented or or peace and prosperity to your
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and simple principles and to be in these organisations are the first is the root of flow
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which makes one thirty talks fast with the and the respect of facts which makes the press that's
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and this principle has proved to be affected in nineteen eighty nine the soviet bloc collapsed
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and the bait and success of wasn't democracies lead a modern feed
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also for argument that we might have reached the end of history
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and then came twenty sixty
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with the brakes vote and to us presidential elections
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since they're the two counters behind the normandy landing the mangy features of not season ends
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of it is and find themselves internally for just victims of homemade teach that to us
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of the body size
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ah i would recommend the well documented the report on the topic produced
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by the i. c. u. the british authority in charge of information right it's
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the next speaker done walk would address really top notch vote and after coming up from coastal
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we'll discuss a complex relationship between m. l. and data protection
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but the whole concert
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some national agencies have developed very power for a cyber what it's
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and they have lost control of some of that one example
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being eternal bloom that was torn function is eight twenty some tuna
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and posted all i it has been hoops event by
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nation states in by cyber criminal suitably for ransom where
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uh so this ah attack targets and back my trust microsoft systems
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and variations of it include the famous wanna try and not it yeah
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this afternoon or not yes i will show
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how to find vulnerabilities in large pieces of software
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that's i don't war and cyber crime or major threat the business of like a jackass i some of that
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actually trying to find solutions and they have to france should know w.
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three c. c. initially but microsoft uh with the score for digital geneva convention
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this is all the products are on the public side some governments are trying to look
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for for trust and security into cyberspace has been signed by major companies are just face
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imagine for a local intel and microsoft by sixty six states
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yet so i'll stays have preferred non signing it and i mentioned this lie
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on the side switzerland is making some progress um i mean
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burn a more often than not and i'm afraid that the federal
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government is fully aware of the challenges and as i'm actually
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it has been related last year set of measures would read that
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all the uh has side as of next year's as of
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arteries of next year hospitals we have to support electronic health records
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they don't don't not be it but they were not not going to be allowed short short incentive to do it
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this reach the federal parliament is discussing the graphical related to
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the electronic identity you know building block for just don't trust
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the level of involvement of the private sector is however he debated for both
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of you to follow a swiss politics uh you know that two days ago
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the coast say it is a tough one of the two chambers of the of the button approve the draft
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the test it the texas tech is actually a now in the hands of the consign us you know the other child
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with all likelihood the tax is going to be approved by parliament but is also high uh
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probability that is going to be referendum organised against it so we'll see what happens
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actually the affair wrist and as what was mentioned by already uh attach different respond to the
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strangers into explore the really good fortune it is that's yeah we have allowed to see for duty
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salted block off last numeric where red dress many technical topics would you ditch interest
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uh are you choose last week or two they refer to some of them notably block change and smack contracts to
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forty benefits of the financial and multiple projects you all of
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this will find c. and of was of our twelve perhaps
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um now the centre is active on many fronts donations yeah i'm not going to go
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through all of them but so it promotes bilateral projects between battles and the different labs
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uh it does also advocacy organise these events and a trainee
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and well so that's o. about our that's a activities on that front
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come back to this uh this they the program is uh what you already know it but let's say this
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is a what is in front of us and uh
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the next speaker is done one arc officer at rice university
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that is on an outstanding researcher uh done has made a similar
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contributions notably disagreed you what code
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i'm smart phones also electronic voting systems
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is johnny welcoming that's well how
Conference Program
Welcome address
Martin Vetterli, President of EPFL
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Introduction
James Larus, Dean of IC School, EPFL
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Introduction
Jean-Pierre Hubaux, IC Research Day co-chair
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Adventures in electronic voting research
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When foes are friends: adversarial examples as protective technologies
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Best Research Presentation Award Ceremony
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June 6, 2019 · 3:54 p.m.
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