Scott Fluhrer is a cryptographer who works for the Security and Trust (STO) Organization within Cisco Systems; he is currently researching (among other things) various approaches to postquantum cryptography. His previous works include breaks on a number of cryptographical primitives, most notably RC4 as used in the Wired Encryption Protocol (WEP) system. In addition, Fluhrer has a master’s in computer engineering from Case Western Reserve University, and is currently living in Massachusetts with his wife and three dogs.
Scott Fluhrer
Technical Leader, Engineering Security and Trust (STO) Organization, Cisco Systems
