OMSCS alumnus @ Georgia Tech. Motivated by my experience working with sensitive data, I aim to design systems that enforce privacy by design while remaining scalable and deployable. My long-term goal is to make strong cryptographic privacy guarantees usable and accessible in practice.
Here I keep structured paper reviews, research reflections, and technical deep dives on papers I read.
Core Focus: Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning and Cryptography
This section contains detailed analyses of research papers related to my core interests. I focus on understanding how theoretical techniques such as homomorphic encryption, secure multi-party computation, and differential privacy are applied in real systems.
Each deep dive includes a structured breakdown of the paper’s motivation, methodology, key contributions, limitations, and potential research directions.
This post is based on the paper TFMD: General and Fast Secure Neural Network Inference Framework with Threshold FHE. 이 글은 TFMD: General and Fast Secure Neural Network Inference Framework with Threshold FHE 논문을 기반으로 정리한 내용이다.
This post is based on the paper FedRecovery: Differentially Private Machine Unlearning for Federated Learning Frameworks. 이 글은 FedRecovery: Differentially Private Machine Unlearning for Federated Learning Frameworks 논문을 기반으로 정리한 내용이다.
This post is based on the talk Learning and Unlearning Your Data in Federated Settings (PEPR ‘24, USENIX). 이 글은 Learning and Unlearning Your Data in Federated Settings 발표를 기반으로 정리한 내용이다.
This post is based on the paper MaskCRYPT: Federated Learning With Selective Homomorphic Encryption. 이 글은 MaskCRYPT: Federated Learning With Selective Homomorphic Encryption 논문을 기반으로 정리한 내용이다.
This post is based on the paper HETAL: Efficient Privacy-preserving Transfer Learning with Homomorphic Encryption. 이 글은 HETAL: Efficient Privacy-preserving Transfer Learning with Homomorphic Encryption 논문을 기반으로 정리한 내용이다.