Vincent Rijmen
Vincent Rijmen (born October 16, 1970 in Leuven , Belgium ) is a Belgian cryptography expert and one of the developers of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) block cipher . Together with Paulo SLM Barreto he developed the Whirlpool hash function .
In 1993 Rijmen finished his studies at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven . He then did a doctorate at ESAT / COSIC in Leuven. COSIC stands for Computer Security and Industrial Cryptography.
In 1997 Rijmen finished his doctoral studies. His dissertation was entitled "Cryptanalysis and design of iterated block ciphers".
. He then worked again lab at COSIC Together with Joan Daemen , he developed the Rijndael - algorithm , which in October 2000 by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) as the successor to Data Encryption Standard selected (DES) has been.
Rijmen has been working for Cryptomathic since August 1st, 2001. From May 2001 to September 2004 Rijmen was also a visiting professor at the Graz University of Technology , and from October 2004 he was a full professor at the Institute for Applied Information Processing and Communication Technology (IAIK) at Graz University of Technology. He headed the IAIK crypto group at IAIK and gave lectures on cryptography. He is currently a faculty member of the COSIC-Group at the KU Leuven in Belgium.
Web links
- The Rijmen Biography at NIST (English)
- The Cryptomathic Homepage (English)
- Vincent Rijmens homepage at the IAIK of TU Graz
- Vincent Rijmen's homepage at the KU Leuven
1. Chair for Interactive Systems and Data Science: Hermann Maurer (1978–2009) | Günter Haring (1981–1986) | Klaus Daughtermann (2004–2011) | Frank cap (since 2006) | Arno Scharl (2006–2007) | Stefanie Lindstaedt (since 2011) | Matthias Böhm (since 2018) | Hongying Foscht (since 2018)
2. Chair for software technology: Volkmar Haase (1981–2001) | Peter Lucas (1993-2002) | Franz Wotawa (since 2002) | Wolfgang Slany (since 2003) | Alexander Felfernig (since 2009)
3. Chair for Applied Information Processing and Communication Technology: Reinhard Posch (1985–2019) | Vincent Rijmen (2004–2012) | Roderick Paul Bloem (since 2008) | Stefan Mangard (since 2013) | Christian Rechberger (since 2015)
4. Chair for the basics of information processing: Wolfgang Maass (1991–2017) | Franz Aurenhammer (since 1993)
5. Chair for machine vision and display: Franz Leberl (1992–2013) | Horst Bischof (since 2004) | Dieter Schmalstieg (since 2004) | Gerhard Reitmayr (2009–2013) | Vincent Lepetit (since 2014) | Thomas Pock (since 2014)
6. Chair for Computer Graphics and Knowledge Visualization: Wolf-Dietrich Fellner (since 2005) | Tobias Schreck (since 2015)
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Rijmen, Vincent |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Belgian cryptologist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 16, 1970 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Lions |