Lisa Masserova
Applied Cryptography
7009 Gates and Hillman Centers
4902 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
USA
I am a Carnegie Bosch postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon University hosted by Elaine Shi. Previously, I completed my PhD at Carnegie Mellon under the advisement of Bryan Parno and Vipul Goyal. I am broadly interested in applied cryptography, MPC, blockchains, the intersection of crypto x AI, and I enjoy working on problems that help society.
Before joining CMU, I received my Bachelor degrees in CS and Mathematics, as well as a Master’s degree in CS from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
news
| Apr 17, 2025 | Our paper Towards Scalable YOSO MPC via Packed Secret-Sharing will be announced at PODC 2025. Thanks to my amazing co-authors! |
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| Jan 31, 2025 | Excited to share that Efficient Distributed Randomness Generation from Minimal Assumptions where PArties Speak Sequentially Once was accepted at Eurocrypt 2025! Thanks to my great co-authors. |
| Dec 06, 2024 | Our paper on Atomic Swaps Secure under User-Miner Collusion was accepted at FC 2025. Thanks to my awesome co-authors! |
| Nov 19, 2024 | Our paper on PASSO randomness generation was accepted at TPMPC 2025! |
| Nov 08, 2024 | Our paper on ZK proofs for fair machine learning was accepted at RegML @NeurIPS2024 and was additionally selected for a contributed talk. Thanks to my amazing co-authors! |
| Oct 07, 2024 | Very excited to give a talk on YOSO randomness generation at UPenn’s Security and Privacy Lab seminar. Thanks for the invitation! |
| Sep 22, 2024 | I am starting a postdoc position at CMU, hosted by Elaine Shi! My position is generously supported by the Carnegie Bosch Postdoctoral fellowship. |
| Sep 06, 2024 | I succesfully defended my thesis, Distributed Cryptography as a Service! 🎓 |