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Yupeng Zhang
July 21, 2022
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Yupeng Zhang
July 26, 2022
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Papers & Technology
March 2021,Published In. PKC 2021
Compact Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Threshold ECDSA with Trustless Setup
May 2021,Published In. CCS 2021
zkCNN: Zero Knowledge Proofs for Convolutional Neural Network Predictions and Accuracy
June 2021,Published In.USENIX Security 2021
Mystique: Efficient Conversions for Zero-Knowledge Proofs with Applications to Machine LearningJuly 2021,Published In. National Science Review
Privacy-preserving computation in the post-quantum eraOctober 2021,Published In. 2021 IEEE 34th Computer Security Foundations Symposium (CSF)
MPC-in-Multi-Heads: A Multi-Prover Zero-Knowledge Proof SystemNovember 2021,Published In. ACM CCS 2021
Efficient Online-friendly Two-Party ECDSA SignatureDecember 2021,Published In.ASIACRYPT 2021
Promise Σ-protocol: How to Construct Efficient Threshold ECDSA from Encryptions Based on Class GroupsMeet the Research Team and Consultants
Yupeng Zhang
Assistant professor of computer science and engineering Texas A&M University
His research covers the areas of cybersecurity and applied cryptography. Recently, I am working on zero-knowledge proofs, secure multi-party computation and its applications in blockchain and machine learning.
Research has been generously supported by NSF CAREER awards, Air Force Research Lab, DARPA, Facebook Research Award and LatticeX Foundation.
Xiao Wang
Assistant professor of computer science at Northwestern University
His research interests include computer security, privacy, and cryptography. Recently he is working on practical multi-party computation, zero-knowledge proofs, forgotten RAM, and post-quantum cryptography. Enjoys building real systems based on advanced cryptographic techniques and pushing their limits of practicality.
Haiyang Xue
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering,HKU
Before that, he was a cryptography researcher at IIE, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
His research areas include Theoretical cryptography and its applications; Post-quantum cryptography; Authenticated key exchange; Zero knowledge proof; Threshold signature.
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