[Soups-announce] SPW 2019: two days left to submit

[Jonathan Anderson]

The organizing committee of the International Workshop on Security
Protocols would like to remind you that the twenty-seventh workshop will
be held 10-12 April 2019 at Trinity College in Cambridge, UK. Attendance
is by invitation only: we invite the submission of position papers by 4
Jan 2019, and authors of selected papers will be invited to participate
in the workshop.

https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/events/spw/2019

The theme of the 2019 workshop is "security protocols for humans".
Getting protocol details right is critical in the presence of a
malicious adversary, but so is understanding the context in which a
protocol is deployed: protocols are components of larger systems that
human beings put their trust in. How can we design protocols to expose
meaningful information about state and functionality to their users?
What are the consequences when we don't?  How can we bridge the gap
between technical definitions of protocol correctness and users'
security expectations?

As in previous years, the theme should inspire rather than constrain:
all submissions in the broad area of security protocols will be
considered.  Authors should submit position papers or extended abstracts
to jonathan.anderson at mun.ca by 4 Jan 2019; responses will be given by 11
Feb 2019.