Anja Lehmann           

I am a researcher in the security group at IBM Research Zurich, where I work in the area of cryptography, information security and privacy. More specifically, I'm interested in the design of cryptographic protocols with provable security guarantees. See the publications section for recent research results.

I'm also interested in bringing new crypto and privacy techniques into the real world. Recent examples are our works on chameleon pseudonyms for distributed databases and password-based protocols that withstand offline attacks in case of server breaches. In the ABC4Trust, FutureID and FI-Ware projects, I was further working on the deployment of privacy-enhancing credentials, such as IBM's Identity Mixer, in real-world applications and infrastructures. 

Before joining IBM in 2010, I completed my PhD at Darmstadt University of Technology in Germany, supervised by Marc Fischlin. I joined IBM as a PostDoc and became a permanent research staff member in 2012.

Scientific Service:

• Program Co-Chair: Security Standardisation Research Conference SSR 2018 (3/4. December 2018, Darmstadt)
• General Co-Chair: Real-World Crypto 2018 (10.-12. January 2018, Zurich)
• Program Committees:
  
  • Present & Future: IEEE S&P 2019, CCS 2018
  • Past: CT-RSA 2018, POST 2018, RWC 2018, TCC 2017, Indocrypt 2017, CCS 2016, FC 2016, INFER 2016, CANS 2015, SAC 2015, FC 2015, IFIP Summer School 2017 & 2015, Open Identity Summit 2014 & 2013, PETS 2013, CSP EU Forum 2012, CRYPTO 2011
• Previous conferences:
  • Program Co-Chair: IFIP Summer School 2016, ICITS 2015
  • Publicity Co-Chair: CCS 2016
• Management Committee Member: CryptoAction: Cryptography for Secure Digital Interaction