Victor S. Miller
Victor S. Miller · Technology & Engineering
Co-invented elliptic-curve cryptography.
1947, Brooklyn, New York, United States
United States
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Victor Saul Miller is an American mathematician who, independently of Neal Koblitz, proposed elliptic-curve cryptography in 1985 — now a foundation of modern secure communications, used in everything from web encryption to cryptocurrencies. He also co-invented the LZW data-compression algorithm. He worked at IBM Research and the Institute for Defense Analyses, and is Jewish.
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Co-invented elliptic-curve cryptography.
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Computer Science
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