About Me
Hello!
I am currently a second-year computer science Ph.D. student at Brown University. My research focuses on privacy-preserving cryptography, where I aim to develop technologies that enhance online privacy and address the growing vulnerabilities of our digital lives. I am advised by Dr. Anna Lysyanskaya.
My current research interests include:
- Anonymous tokens with hidden metadata
- Mercurial signatures and their applications
- Cryptographic image authentication to combat misinformation with the rise of AI
- Onion encryption for secure and private message routing
- Efficient, round-deterministic threshold signature schemes
- Federated learning for decentralized and privacy-aware model training
- Private Set Intersection (PSI) and related problems such as heavy hitters, with applications in secure and private ride-sharing systems