Threat modeling
If you like applying Threat modeling, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- ResearchSeniorNew
Audit a Custom Cryptographic Protocol
Read the 22-page protocol spec, the Go reference implementation (around 4,000 lines), and the test vectors. Run a structured review covering: primitive choices (which cipher, MA…
- Applied Cryptography
- Cryptographic Audit
- Protocol Analysis
Applied Cryptography - ResearchSeniorNew
Multi-Tenant Vector Isolation for a B2B Knowledge Assistant
Build a small proof-of-concept in your chosen vector store (Pinecone or Qdrant — pick one and justify) that supports 10 simulated tenants with 1,000 vectors each. Implement the …
- Multi Tenant Isolation
- Vector Databases
- Threat Modeling
Vector Databases and Embeddings - DesignSeniorNew
Design a Cross-Chain Bridge Protocol with Honest Threat Model
Read the Vitalik 'cross-chain interoperability' essay and survey 3 existing bridge designs (lock-and-mint, atomic-swap, optimistic-rollup-native). Design your protocol around a …
- Blockchain Protocols
- Smart Contracts
- Solidity
Blockchain and Decentralized Systems Engineering - DesignSeniorNew
Design an End-to-End Encrypted Messaging Protocol for Clinicians
Using the Vireo current-architecture case file and the Signal protocol specifications listed in provided materials, design an end-to-end encrypted messaging protocol that covers…
- Applied Cryptography
- Protocol Design
- Rust
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- DesignSeniorNew
Design a Confidential-Computing Architecture for a Genomics Workflow
Receive the workflow description (per-hospital genome BAM files uploaded to S3, processed by a variant-calling pipeline, results returned per-hospital), the partner-hospital leg…
- Confidential Computing
- Remote Attestation
- Secure Architectures
Computer Systems Security - DesignSeniorNew
Design OS-Level Cache Side-Channel Mitigations for a Multi-Tenant Cloud
Using the de-identified disclosure record (the case file) and the three published attack papers provided in the materials, characterize each of the three attacks — Flush+Reload,…
- Os Security
- Side Channels
- Virtualization
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