ITC 2026 Information-theoretic cryptography (ITC) is an annual research conference devoted to information-theoretic security and to the mathematical ideas that connect cryptography with coding theory, information theory, privacy, quantum information, and theoretical computer science. ITC website
CFAIL The Conference for Failed Approaches and Insightful Losses in cryptology (CFAIL) is an annual event dedicated to disseminating insightful failures of the cryptology research community. CFAIL website
CLAW The goal of the Cryptography Lattices Algebra Workshop (CLAW) event will be to bring together researchers working on algebraic and geometric lattice methods in cryptography. In recent years there has been substantial theoretical and practical progress in this subject. Some examples are efficient constructions of rings of integers of number fields with small root discriminants, statistical results on the behavior of the LLL algorithm and reverse Minkowski theorems for integral lattices. CLAW website
PPML 2026 As machine learning systems become deeply integrated into sensitive applications, ensuring data privacy is more critical than ever. The Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning workshop (PPML) brings together advances in cryptographic techniques—such as secure computation, federated learning, and differential privacy—to explore how we can enable powerful, collaborative models without compromising security or trust. PPML website
WAC8 Cryptography is often thought of as the bright spot of practical security, a mathematical paradise where security can be rigorously proven and issues like buffer overflows are in someone else's department. However, there is a growing community of researchers who regularly find serious flaws in widely deployed cryptographic implementations and protocols. This type of research is often published in systems security conferences. The Workshop on Attacks in Cryptography (WAC) will bring together researchers who work on cryptographic attacks and provide a showcase of their work for the Crypto community. This is the eighth edition of the WAC workshop, which was established by Nadia Heninger. WAC8 website
