Future Work

[StefanoBerlato]

• clicking on subtopics in the network graph is currently disabled
• Write instructions for the section "Internships and thesis offers" in the README
• Write instructions for the section "Topics" in the README
• Cut down the size of .svg files for icons (load only icons actually used)
• What to do with "Future Work"
  • Verification of security properties in cryptographic protocols (symbolic model [tamarin, proverif, verifpal], computational model, security reduction)
  • Hardware-based security
  • Cryptanalysis
• Dark mode
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  It's possible to set up sites, including via jekyll, to respect browser preferences when displaying light or dark mode (see https://alexander-taran.github.io/2022/06/08/adopting-dark-theme-in-jekyll-blog.html https://opensource.com/article/22/4/light-dark-mode-jekyll). The theme currently in use does not have this functionality. There are also other themes that either respect this browser setting or at least have a switch between light and dark (https://github.com/planetjekyll/awesome-jekyll-themes moonwalk https://jenil.github.io/bulmaswatch/darkly/ https://github.com/topics/jekyll-theme). In general, check the usage of the colors throughout the website and create "themes", also for colorblind people. A simple scheme with good contrast is solarized. Seaborn also has a basic colorblind palette for qualitative data graphs. Material Design 3 has a robust set of color guidelines and a theme builder.