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Prior registration is required. Registration details will be announced.
A forum for sharing research, discussing open challenges, and connecting the community working in theoretical and applied cryptography.
Prior registration is required. Registration details will be announced.
Talk title: to be announced.
An academic forum for research exchange and discussion in a field responding to rapidly evolving digital security challenges.
The 2nd Workshop on Cryptography: Theory and Practice invites students and researchers in mathematics, computer science, and related fields to share work and ideas in fundamental and applied cryptography.
The program features a keynote address and short presentations by undergraduate and graduate students. Accepted contributions will be presented as lightning talks during the workshop.
The workshop is organized by the Center for Computing Research of the National Polytechnic Institute (CIC-IPN) and the Department of Computer Science at CINVESTAV, with collaborating institutions.
Contributions are welcome on, but are not limited to, the following topics:
Mark your calendar and plan your submission around these deadlines.
Prepare your abstract according to the requirements below.
275–350 words, excluding references.
Use a single-column layout for the abstract and references.
Submit both the LaTeX source file and the PDF.
Accepted submissions will be presented as lightning talks during the workshop.
Representatives of the institutions supporting the workshop.
Jorge Suárez Díaz Hall
Mexico City, Mexico
November 19–20, 2026
For questions about the call for abstracts or the workshop, contact the organizing team.
crypto@cic.ipn.mx