Enrico Talotti

I'm a young researcher at the Center for Information Technologies and Applied Mathematics at the University of Nova Gorica, Slovenia. My research focuses on algebra, particularly hypercompositional algebra, with an emphasis on its implementation in the Rust programming language. I'm also interested in the algebraic applications of cryptography.

Boolean algebras as a tool to implement and analyze hypercompositional structures

Enrico Talotti, Irina Cristea

Computation in Algebraic Hyperstructures

Yuming Feng, Enrico Talotti, Violeta Leoreanu-Fotea

L-mosaics and orthomodular lattices

Nicolò Cangiotti, Alessandro Linzi, Enrico Talotti

ECC's Achilles' Heel: Unveiling Weak Keys in Standardized Curves

Enrico Talotti, Matteo Paier and Marino Miculan

schnorr_sigma_protocol

An asynchronous client-server implementation of the Schnorr identification protocol in Rust, featuring elliptic curve cryptography, secure serialization of curve points and scalars, and a clean protocol design with prover and verifier roles.

weak_keys_analysis

A pure Rust implementation of several NIST elliptic curves, featuring an implicit version of the Baby Step-Giant Step algorithm for solving the Discrete Logarithm Problem. Implementations are also available in PARI-GP.

hypercompositional_structures

A pure Rust library containing utilities for dealing with hypercompositional structures. Currently under development.

(2025-2026)

• Technical Mathematics - School of Environmental Sciences (University of Nova Gorica)
• Linear Algebra - Physics and astrophysics (University of Nova Gorica)

(2024-2025)

• Technical Mathematics - School of Engineering and Management (University of Nova Gorica)
• Linear Algebra - Physics and astrophysics (University of Nova Gorica)

(2023-2024)

• Basic Mathematics - Biotecnology (University of Udine)