Professor TU Wien

Dominique
Schröder

Privacy-Enhancing Technologies

Research group at TU Wien

How can we compute on private data and share control of digital systems without trusting a single party?

I design cryptographic protocols that distribute trust and protect sensitive information. My research asks how their security guarantees hold up when participants are compromised or protocols become part of larger systems.

Dominique Schröder
TU Wien Vienna, Austria

Privacy and trust in practice.

BitPriv: A Privacy-Preserving Protocol for DeFi Applications on Bitcoin

NDSS 2027

Paper

Fully Adaptive FROST with Identifiable Aborts from AOMDL

ASIACRYPT 2026

Paper

Fair Distributed Exchange via Threshold Adaptor Signatures

ASIACRYPT 2026

Paper

Universally Composable Adaptor Signatures

ACM CCS 2026

Paper

Fully-Adaptive Two-Round Threshold Schnorr Signatures from DDH

EUROCRYPT 2026

Paper

Expert contributions & talks

Alongside my research and teaching, I contribute expertise to public discussions and practical questions in privacy and security.

I have served as an independent expert in hearings of the Deutscher Bundestag’s Health Committee and given talks to academic and professional audiences.