RWC 2025

March 26–28, 2025

Sofia, Bulgaria

Co-located Events


ZKProof 7

ZKProof is an initiative focused on the standardization of Zero-Knowledge Proofs. This community of over 1000 practitioners converges stakeholders from academia, startups, and law enforcement, creating a bridge between theory and practical implementation.

The 3nd Annual Open Source Cryptography Workshop (OSCW 2025)

This workshop focuses on open source cryptographic libraries and projects ranging from implementation to tooling, with special emphasis on production, maintenance, and usage. With talks and interactive sessions, we aim to facilitate discussion between the developers and users of open source cryptographic software around topics such as designing hard-to-misuse cryptography APIs, propagating security fixes to dependent projects, and improving the developer and user experience.

Real-World MPC (RWMPC)

The Real World MPC Workshop will bring together MPC practitioners and enthusiasts to discuss how MPC is being deployed and used today to solve real world problems. The workshop program will consist of invited and contributed talks on MPC-related topics such as real-world deployments, use cases, standards, security, formal verification, legal/policy implications, and more! RWMPC 2025 is organized and hosted by the MPC Alliance, whose mission is to accelerate awareness, acceptance, and adoption of MPC technology.

The 4th Annual FHE.org conference on Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE.org 2025)

FHE.org is a community of researchers and developers interested in advancing Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) and other secure computation techniques.
Join us for a day of interesting presentations, invited talks, poster presentations, and our very own after-party.


The 3rd Annual Real World Post-Quantum Cryptography Workshop (RWPQC 2024)

The Real World PQC (RWPQC) Workshop aims to bring together the industry, academia and standardization bodies to explore the tasks ahead on the integration of post-quantum algorithms to networks and systems we use today.