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Scientific Knowledge Maps
Explore the research as a landscape: five areas, the topics and papers within them, and selected intellectual lineages connecting earlier ideas to this body of work. The complete paper-by-paper catalog remains available below.
Research landscape
Five connected areas of work
Select one of the five primary areas, or an overlapping cross-cutting collection, to see its themes and related research.
Methods & Foundations
Core computational and mathematical methods used to construct, analyze, and reason about secure and intelligent systems.
- Secure & Encrypted Computation 25 papers Multiparty computation, proactive secret sharing, computation over encrypted data, timed cryptography, and closely related protocol foundations.
- AI & Machine Learning 3 papers Foundations of AI and machine learning, AI for security, security for AI, and privacy of machine learning.
- Algorithms & Foundations 11 papers Algorithms, optimization, complexity, distributed-computing foundations, information theory, and other theoretical computer science.
Security Domains
Security and privacy objectives studied in identity, communication, devices, networks, cloud platforms, and distributed infrastructure.
- Privacy & Identity 17 papers Privacy-preserving search and communication, anonymity, secure messaging, biometrics, authentication, access control, and proximity protocols.
- Secure Systems & Networks 23 papers Trusted and embedded systems, remote attestation, cloud and distributed security, resilient networks, blockchain, wireless security, and DDoS defense.
Cross-cutting collections
Themes that span the five primary areas
These collections overlap the area map. Membership is curated explicitly rather than inferred from a keyword match.
- Formal Verification 9 papers Mechanized cryptographic proofs, verified remote-attestation architectures, high-assurance code extraction, and systems built from formally verified components.
- Post-Quantum & Quantum-Resistant 10 papers Explicit post-quantum constructions, LWE and lattice-based FHE, plus information-theoretic or statistical MPC and secret-sharing foundations relevant after quantum attacks.
Broad themes
Topics found in these papers
Select an exact paper tag to reveal the papers carrying it.
Selected intellectual lineages
Foundations → collaborators → ideas → Karim’s work
The first lane records historical and intellectual foundations—not personal collaboration. In the collaborator view, people connect only to papers they coauthored; papers connect separately to their research ideas.
Living Knowledge Map. This is a subjective, point-in-time view and may contain unintentional omissions. Other collaborators, influences, ideas, works, and connections will continue to be reviewed and added as the map evolves.
Ideas map
Foundations & influences
Collaborators & co-authors
Research ideas
Karim’s work
- Direct collaborator
- Historical / intellectual influence; no collaboration
- Direct research connection
- Uses
- Conceptual lineage
Select a foundational scientist, collaborator, idea, paper, or patent to follow its connections.
Historical and foundational scientists mark intellectual lineage only; Karim has not collaborated with them. People marked as direct collaborators are documented co-authors. Dashed lineage links are deliberately broader than direct paper-topic links, and foundation notes identify shared frameworks without treating them as each paper’s topic. This is a living, subjective, point-in-time knowledge map. It may contain unintentional omissions, and additional collaborators, influences, ideas, works, and connections will be reviewed and added as the map evolves. The collaborators view uses publication authorship on this site for direct-collaboration anchors. Conceptual-lineage links record broader research influence identified by Karim; they do not imply that every downstream paper was coauthored with the connected person. Karim has not collaborated with the scientists in the foundational lane. Blue solid cards mark documented co-authors; pale-blue dashed cards mark historical or intellectual influence only.
How to read the maps
Several depths, one inspectable record
For people
Hierarchical maps replace a single linear reading path with collapsible branches for claims, methods, evidence, limitations, artifacts, and scrutiny.
For agents
The same record is available as JSON with stable identifiers, typed relations, source anchors, provenance, and explicit epistemic status.
For honest uncertainty
Six dimensions remain separate. Missing evidence is visible, assumptions qualify claims, and no single score is presented as truth or correctness.
The six dimensions
A profile, not a verdict
- Epistemic evidence
- How directly and rigorously the work's important claims are supported, including the scope and limits of that support.
- Auditability
- Whether readers can inspect the paper's evidence, artifacts, assumptions, and validation path.
- Production provenance
- How clearly the human, AI, tool, revision, and approval process that produced the work is documented.
- External scrutiny
- The breadth and independence of review, reproduction, criticism, correction, or adversarial examination.
- Reception
- Dated evidence of independent use, extension, discussion, replication, teaching, or research lineage.
- Contribution significance
- The degree to which the work adds a first-of-kind capability, resolves an important problem, changes a belief, or opens a research direction.
Auditability follows the paper resources represented on this site: High when a publicly inspectable full-text copy is linked through an archive or author-hosted route, Medium when only official publication metadata is linked, and Low when no paper-specific resource is represented. A High rating means the paper can be inspected; it does not by itself establish artifact completeness, exact version correspondence, or independent reproduction.
Production provenance defaults to Medium when named authorship and publication or review status establish a baseline lifecycle trail. That default remains provisional when contributor roles, revision and effort history, AI or tool use, artifact-version lineage, or explicit final approval have not been audited.
Reception uses a dated, reproducible citation snapshot: Low for 0–8 located citations, Medium for 9–10, and High for 11 or more. Each paper records the count, source or search method, date, and coverage limits. This is a time-dependent attention signal, not evidence that the paper is correct.
Contribution significance captures first-of-kind capabilities, breakthroughs, and important resolutions without conflating them with correctness, reception, or scrutiny.
Contribution types are a separate controlled vocabulary: protocol for interactive procedures, primitive for foundational security functionality, scheme for algorithm/interface families, and algorithm for non-interactive computational procedures. Multiple types may apply.
Complete catalog
All 79 paper maps
Every publication has a stable map and six-axis profile. Each record exposes its source scope, review status, evidence, limitations, and artifacts directly. Source-linked status describes inspectability; it is not a correctness or importance ranking.
Methods & Foundations
Secure Computation, Secret Sharing & Encrypted Computation 25
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Multi-Party Time-Lock Puzzles: Quorum-Controlled Delays Without a Single Point of Failure protocol · primitiveAI map draft
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Machine-Checked ZKP for NP Relations: Formally Verified Security Proofs and Implementations of MPC-in-the-Head protocol · algorithmSource-linked map
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F1: A Fast and Programmable Accelerator for Fully Homomorphic Encryption (Extended Version) algorithmSource-linked map
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Communication-Efficient Proactive Secret Sharing for Dynamic Groups with Dishonest Majorities protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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Theoretical Foundations for Mobile Target Defense: Proactive Secret Sharing and Secure Multiparty Computation protocol · schemeAI map draft
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Brief Announcement: Secure Self-Stabilizing Computation protocol · algorithmSource-linked map
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Brief Announcement: Proactive Secret Sharing with a Dishonest Majority protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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Proactive Secret Sharing with a Dishonest Majority protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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Communication-Optimal Proactive Secret Sharing for Dynamic Groups protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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How to Withstand Mobile Virus Attacks, Revisited protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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5PM: Secure Pattern Matching protocol · primitiveSource-linked map
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5PM: Secure Pattern Matching protocol · primitiveSource-linked map
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AI & Machine Learning 3
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Automated Inference of Dependencies of Network Services and Applications via Transfer Entropy algorithmAbstract-grounded map
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Algorithms & Foundations 11
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Efficient, Reusable Fuzzy Extractors from LWE primitive · schemeSource-linked map
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Optimal Filtering for DDoS Attacks algorithmSource-linked map
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Sub-Carrier Allocation Using Channel Prediction for OFDMA Systems Based on IEEE 802.16 Standard algorithmSource-linked map
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Security Domains
Privacy & Identity 17
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Private Identity-Based Bulletin Boards for Anonymous Messaging and Other Online Services (Regular Academic Track Paper) protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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Disincentivizing/Incentivizing Malicious/Honest Behavior on the Internet via Privacy-Preserving AppCoins protocol · schemeAI map draft
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PRISM: PRivacy-Preserving Intrusion-Resilient Secure Multiparty-Computation-Based Messaging Overlay protocolAI map draft
Secure Systems & Networks 23
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APEX: A Verified Architecture for Proofs of Execution on Remote Devices Under Full Software Compromise protocol · primitiveSource-linked map
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Temporal Consistency of Integrity-Ensuring Computations and Applications to Embedded Systems Security protocol · schemeSource-linked map
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Group Distance Bounding Protocols (Short Paper) protocol · primitiveSource-linked map
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