2024 TPMPC Workshop
I attended the 2024 TPMPC Workshop held at TU Darmstadt.
I specialize in multi-party secure computation, with a focus on reducing communication complexity of MPC protocols for either general or specific compuation problems. I hope my work will help accelerate the adaption of privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) in real-world industries.
Outside of my research, I enjoy hiking and reading a wide range of books, particularly in history and philosophy.
PhD Applied Cryptography
University of St. Gallen
MEng Applied Cryptography
Fudan University
BSc Computer Science
Jiangxi Agricultural University
Function secret sharing is a primitive that effectively computes some of the non-liear functionalites in one online evaluation round, at the cost of larger computation overhead at the meantime. My research focuses on multi-party secure computation, specifically on enhancing concrete efficiency through the design of more efficient cryptographic primitives or the design of specialized protocols. These protocols aim to improve efficiency in various secure computation challenges, including Private Set Intersection (PSI), secure machine learning inference, and secure aggregation, etc. My goal is to integrate efficient MPC technologies into practical applications.
Recently, in addition to designing concrete MPC protocols, I have been focusing on the application of Pseudorandom Correlated Generators (PCGs).
If you share similar intersts, please feel free to contact me for collaborations 😃
I attended the 2024 TPMPC Workshop held at TU Darmstadt.