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Security and Privacy Engineering Lab

Laboratory

Summary

The Security and Privacy Engineering Laboratory (SPRING) at EPFL focuses on developing privacy-preserving systems and frameworks for privacy evaluation. Their research includes topics such as the impact of machine learning on society, security, privacy, and fairness. SPRING Lab has been recognized for its work on decentralized search engines, privacy-preserving protocols, and mobile parental control apps. They actively contribute to projects like SwissCovid and DP3T, with a strong emphasis on protecting user privacy. The lab offers opportunities for students to engage in cutting-edge research projects and provides teaching in computer security and advanced privacy technologies.

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Bridging the gap between theoretical and practical privacy technologies for at-risk populations

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