Sarah Scheffler
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I'm just a hunble postdoc tilling my Galois fields.
Recent news See [here] for our new tech report on user behavior in online age verification. About me I am an assistant professor at CyLab, Carnegie Mellon University's Security and Privacy Institute, studying at the intersection of cryptography and policy. I am jointly appointed between Software and Societal Systems (in the School of Computer Science) and Engineering and Public Policy (in the College of Engineering). I am a studying applied cryptographer working at the intersection of cryptography, privacy, policy, and law. I try to focus my work on what you should do beyond what you can…
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