Biography
Sebastian Berndt is a professor for applied mathematics and IT security at the Technische Hochschule Lübeck. His research interests revolve around intractable problems. On the one hand, he applies these problems to cryptography and steganography to enable secure communication. On the other hand, he tries to solve them with approaches such as approximation algorithms or fixed-parameter-tractability.
Education and Employment
Academic Service
I am an active researcher and reviewer for many conferences and journals.
Editorial Membership
- IPL
PC Membership (selected)
- CHES 2022—2025; USENIX 2024; CiC 2024—2025; ACNS 2025; INDOCRYPT 2021; PACE 2023 (chair),…
Steering Comitee
- Parameterized Algorithms and Computational Experiments (PACE)
External Reviewer Conferences (selected)
- STOC; SODA, CRYPTO; EUROCRYPT; Usenix; S&P; ICALP; STACS, ESA,…
External Reviewer Journals (selected)
- Algorithmica; Int. J. Inform. Secur.; JCSS; JEA; Trans. Inf. Forensics Secur.,…
Selected Publications
This is a selection of my publications. A fairly complete list can be found at DBLP .
TCHES 2025
TCHES 2024
TCHES 2024
CRYPTO 2023
CCS 2021
TCHES 2021
CCS 2020
ESA 2019 (JCSS)
EUROCRYPT 2018
ESA 2018 (best student paper award)
CCS 2017
AAAI 2017 (Inf. Comput.)