Michael Ben-Or
Michael Ben-Or is included for documented contributions to the technical and formal foundations of computer security and cryptography.
Michael Ben-Or is a computer scientist associated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research addresses how computation can remain correct and private despite failures or adversarial behavior.
Security relevance
Ben-Or’s work on distributed agreement and secure multiparty computation provided rigorous constructions for collaboration among parties that may be faulty or malicious. It is a key bridge between distributed-systems reliability and cryptographic privacy.
Timeline
- 1982Receives a Ph.D. in mathematics from the Hebrew University.
- 1983Publishes work on completely asynchronous agreement.
- 1988Co-authors a foundational paper on fault-tolerant distributed computation.
- 1997Co-authors work on fault-tolerant quantum computation with constant error rate.
Michael Ben-Or
- Type
- Person
- Era
- 1980s-Present
- Known for
- Asynchronous agreement; Secure multiparty computation; Fault-tolerant quantum computation
- Tags
- distributed-computing, fault-tolerance, cryptography, quantum-computing, academic-research
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