Aniket Kate
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Aniket Kate is an applied cryptographer and a privacy researcher. His research builds on and expands applied cryptography, distributed computing, and game theory toward developing and analyzing robust solutions for privacy and (distributed) trust. His current research projects focus on distributed ledgers (or blockchains), distributed cyber-physical systems (CPS), and privacy-preserving (or secure) computation and communication.
Joined department: Fall 2015
Research Areas
Aniket Kate is an applied cryptographer and a privacy researcher. His research builds on and expands applied cryptography, distributed computing, and game theory toward developing and analyzing robust solutions for privacy and (distributed) trust. His current research projects focus on distributed ledgers (or blockchains), distributed cyber-physical systems (CPS), and privacy-preserving (or secure) computation and communication.
Selected Publications
Tiantian Gong, Ryan Henry, Alexandros Psomas, and Aniket Kate: More is Merrier: Relax the Non-Collusion Assumption in Multi-Server PIR. IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (Oakland), 2024.
Donghang Lu, Thomas Yurek, Samarth Kulshreshtha, Rahul Govind, Aniket Kate, and Andrew Miller: HoneyBadgerMPC and AsynchroMix: Practical Asynchronous MPC and its Application to Anonymous Communication.ACM CCS 2019
Debajyoti Das, Sebastian Meiser, Esfandiar Mohammadi, and Aniket Kate: Anonymity Trilemma: Strong Anonymity, Low Bandwidth, Low Latency---Choose Two. IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (Oakland), 2018.
Aniket Kate, Gregory M. Zaverucha and Ian Goldberg: Constant-Size Commitments to Polynomials and Their Applications. IACR AsiaCrypt 2010