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Yashvanth Kondi
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Yashvanth Kondi is a PhD student in the Cryptography program at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, advised by Professor Abhi Shelat. Yashvanth’s research involves the design of efficient cryptographic protocols, and he is currently studying practical threshold cryptosystems. Prior to joining the PhD program at Northeastern, Yashvanth earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s of Technology degrees from the International Institute of Information Technology in Bangalore, India.
I’m doing my PhD at Khoury College, under the supervision of Professor Abhi Shelat.
My research interests lie in the design of efficient cryptographic protocols. I was always generally interested in theoretical computer science, but I locked in on cryptography after the very first lecture I attended of the undergrad crypto course back home.
I’m currently studying questions related to Multiparty Computation (MPC).
The fact that we can perform so many tasks with incredibly strong security guarantees using cryptography fascinates me.
I’d like to be part of the effort to deploy MPC to build real world systems with stronger security guarantees.
he/him/his
Yashvanth Kondi is a PhD student in the Cryptography program at Northeastern University’s Khoury College of Computer Sciences, advised by Professor Abhi Shelat. Yashvanth’s research involves the design of efficient cryptographic protocols, and he is currently studying practical threshold cryptosystems. Prior to joining the PhD program at Northeastern, Yashvanth earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s of Technology degrees from the International Institute of Information Technology in Bangalore, India.
I’m doing my PhD at Khoury College, under the supervision of Professor Abhi Shelat.
My research interests lie in the design of efficient cryptographic protocols. I was always generally interested in theoretical computer science, but I locked in on cryptography after the very first lecture I attended of the undergrad crypto course back home.
I’m currently studying questions related to Multiparty Computation (MPC).
The fact that we can perform so many tasks with incredibly strong security guarantees using cryptography fascinates me.
I’d like to be part of the effort to deploy MPC to build real world systems with stronger security guarantees.