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Charlotte Mylog

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Charlotte Mylog

PhD Candidate
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

charlotte.mylog@ntnu.no
829 Sentralbygg 2 Gløshaugen, Trondheim
About Research

About

I am a PhD candidate in the Mathematics Department, working within the Cryptography Group. My research focuses on the formal verification of cryptographic protocols, with a particular interest in key exchange mechanisms and their security properties. I use formal methods and computer-aided verification, specifically the EasyCrypt proof assistant, to rigorously establish the security of cryptographic constructions. My work aims to contribute to the development of provably secure systems that can withstand real-world adversarial threats.

 

Research

My research investigates the challenges involved in using formal verification tools—specifically EasyCrypt—to formalize the security of cryptographic protocols. I am particularly interested in understanding how these tools can be effectively applied to prove security properties of key exchange and other foundational protocols. A central goal of my work is to contribute more formal, machine-checked proofs to the field of cryptography. I am also passionate about improving the accessibility of formal methods, aiming to make tools like EasyCrypt more approachable for a broader audience, including researchers outside the formal methods community.

  • NTNU Applied Cryptology Lab
  • Formosa Crypto

EasyCrypt tutorial

This ongoing project, in collaboration with F. Dupressoir, M. Meijers and several others, aims to ease the learning curve for new users of EasyCrypt. We are developing a collection of tutorial materials designed to make the tool more accessible.

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