Asiacrypt 2025

December 8-12, 2025

Melbourne, Australia

Affiliated Events

LatticeCC
Workshop on lattice coding and crypto

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Event summary

Lattices, long studied in mathematics, have become indispensable tools in modern communications and cryptography. In communications, lattice codes serve as fundamental tools for achieving channel capacity and enabling efficient error correction. In cryptography, lattice-based post- quantum cryptographic (PQC) schemes offer strong worst-case hardness guarantees and resilience against quantum attacks.

LatticeCC aims to bridge the gap between lattice coding and lattice cryptography. The workshop will feature invited talks, tutorials, and community-contributed presentations that span topics such as recent advances in lattice coding, ciphertext compression, and error correction in cryptographic systems.

Workshop on auditing and verification for election security
(WAVES)

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This is a practically-focused workshop aiming to improve the situation for election verification and public trust in Australia and internationally. Our scientific backgrounds include both cryptographic and statistical scientific techniques for verifying elections. The focus for this workshop is improving public understanding and practical deployment across a broad range of election-related processes.

Tutorial: Secure Postquantum Cryptography RISC-V IoT Platform Implementation and Demonstration on FPGA

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The rapid progress of quantum computing threatens many classical cryptographic schemes—including RSA and ECC—making the shift to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) urgent. This hands-on tutorial walks you through designing and implementing a secure post-quantum RISC- V IoT platform on an FPGA.

Biometric-based Authentication and Security Workshop
(BioAuthSec 2025)

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Biometric authentication has emerged as a cornerstone technology for secure identity verification, with growing importance in mobile security, border control, and banking. However, biometric systems face significant security and privacy challenges, including spoofing attacks, privacy preservation, and template protection. This workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss recent advancements, challenges, and emerging trends in biometric authentication and security. The event aims to facilitate interactions among academics, industry professionals, and policymakers, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Crypto for Real World Assets
(CRWA)

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The first international workshop of Crypto(graphy) for Real-World Assets (CRWA, affiliated with Asiacrypt 2025) brings together cryptographers, blockchain engineers, and financial technologists to address the unique challenges of tokenizing traditional assets. As the financial industry increasingly adopts blockchain technology, new cryptographic solutions are essential to ensure security, privacy, and regulatory compliance in tokenized asset ecosystems.

CRWA 2025 focuses on practical cryptographic implementations for high-value, long-lifecycle financial instruments including bonds, equities, commodities, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). The workshop emphasizes real-world deployment challenges, regulatory requirements, and the intersection of traditional finance with decentralized technologies.

Venue

The venue for all affiliated technical events is Monash College City Campus.

750 Collins Street
Docklands VIC 3008

Registration for affiliated events also includes participation in the conference reception, which will be held at the main conference venue (Pullman Melbourne on the Park). Affiliated events participants are also encouraged to use our discount rate to book the conference hotel; see the accommodations page for more information.

Getting to Monash College City Campus from around Melbourne

By train

Catch any Melbourne train that goes through the City Loop and exit at Southern Cross station. 750 Collins Street is only a 300m walk from there.

By tram

Trams #11 and #48 from the north and east of the city stop on the doorstep of 750 Collins Street.

Getting from Monash College City Campus to the main conference venue

Take the eastbound tram #48 (heading to North Balwyn) in front of the entrance of Monash College and exit at the Jolimont Station - MCG/Wellington Pde. Pullman Melbourne on the Park is on your left. The tram takes 20 minutes. Please note that the hotel is outside the free tram zone; you need to tap on and off your Myki card to take the tram between the two venues.