Marloes Venema

As of March 2023, I am a postdoctoral researcher in the IT Security and Cryptography Group of prof. dr. Tibor Jager at the University of Wuppertal. Before this, I was a PhD student under supervision of dr. Greg Alpár in the Digital Security group at the Institute for Cmeomputing and Information Sciences of the Radboud University Nijmegen. I defended my thesis titled "Attaining Basically Everything in Attribute-Based Encryption: Simplifying the Design of Practical Schemes via Pair Encodings" on Tuesday 19 September 2023. Before my PhD, I obtained a master's degree in Computing Science (specialization: Cyber Security), and a bachelor's degree in Mathematics (with a minor in Computing Science), both at the Radboud University as well. 

My research focuses on practical cryptography for privacy. I design, analyze, and automate advanced encryption mechanisms – especially attribute-based – that enforce fine-grained access control and privacy features directly at a cryptographic level. By collaborating closely with systems and usability experts, I aim to build schemes that can be deployed in real-world settings such as content-delivery networks, cloud-based infrastructures, email, and citizen services. My long-term goal is to provide the cryptographic foundations and tooling needed for robust privacy-enhancing technologies, including post-quantum secure and automatically verified constructions.

Contact information

At this time, you can best reach me via email: venema at uni-wuppertal.de

Academic publications

Preprints and other publications

Teaching

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Supervision

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Reviewing

I served as an external reviewer and PC member for several conferences and journals. As a PC member:

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Other

I wrote my master thesis about Decentralized Attribute-Based Encryption for DECODE under supervision of Jaap-Henk Hoepman in the period from February to August 2018.

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