Presentations 

Date: Dec 5th 2025; 10:30-13:10 CET

Location: CISPA C0 - 0.02 Showroom

Time	Paper	Presenter
10:50-11:05	#20 Prio: Private, Robust, and Scalable Computation of Aggregate Statistics	Areeba S
11:05-11:20	#3 Private Blocklist Lookups with Checklist	Rithvika N
11:20-11:35	#6 The Loopix Anonymity System	Jonas D
11:35-11:50	#14 Privacy Pass: Bypassing Internet Challenges Anonymously	Nahyan M
11:50-12:05	#16 Might I Get Pwned: A Second Generation Compromised Credential Checking Service	Ninad P
12:05-12:20	#1 A Low-Cost Privacy-Preserving Digital Wallet for Humanitarian Aid Distribution	Nicolas G
12:20-12:35	#21 Exposing and Circumventing SNI-based QUIC Censorship of the Great Firewall of China	Yuan C
12:35-12:50	#4 Sparta: Practical Anonymity with Long-Term Resistance to Traffic Analysis	Jonas S
12:50-13:05	#17 DORY: An Encrypted Search System with Distributed Trust	Louai A

 

Instructions:

Duration: ~11min + 4min of questions (bring your laptop)

Suggestion of structure (feel free to deviate but the information should be there)

1. Motivation:

- Introduce Topic (A village in the woods, a dragon nearby)

- Concrete Problem (Dragon always burns down houses)

- State of the art is not Enough (Waiting for rain to stop fire takes too long)

2. Solution:

- Present new Approach (Let’s build fire extinguishers to fight dragon)

- Give Example (This way, the fire will be out in just 5 seconds)

- Does it Generalize (Would this work for other sources of fire, too? Why?)

3. Take Away

- What is the {one} thing that the audience should remember?

 

 

Tips: 

- Give examples, lots of examples

- Engage with the audience

- Rehearse your talk multiple times

- Structure the concept for your audience (avoid bullet points)

- Concentrate on the bare necessities (do not overcrowd the slides; What you want to say != What is on your slides)

- Do not provide an outline slide (not needed for a short talk)

- Do not forget slide numbers