Ik Rae Jeong
Korea University · 情報科学
研究室紹介
Professor Ik Rae Jeong's research lab specializes in cryptography and information security, with a focus on privacy-preserving authentication, secure key exchange, and efficient public auditing in cloud environments. The lab develops advanced cryptographic primitives such as linkable ring signatures, identity-based and certificateless schemes, and secure broadcast protocols to ensure strong anonymity, forward secrecy, and data integrity. Their work addresses real-world challenges in cloud storage, wearable biometric systems, and secure communications, emphasizing both security and efficiency. The lab also explores practical applications of cryptographic techniques in emerging technologies like IoT and on-body wireless networks.
Research Overview
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Selected Papers
15We suggest a linkable ring signature scheme providing strong anonymity and weak linkability. We show that our linkable ring signature scheme can be used to construct a selectively linkable ring signature scheme, an efficient convertible (verifiable) ring signature scheme, and an efficient deductible ring signature scheme.
To provide authentication to the Diffie-Hellman key exchange, a few integrated key exchange schemes which provide authentication using the DSA signature have been proposed in the literature. In this letter we point out that all of the previous Diffie-Hellman-DSA schemes do not provide security against session state reveal attacks. We also suggest a strong Diffie-Hellman-DSA scheme providing security against session state reveal attacks as well as forward secrecy and key independence
To provide the integrity of outsourced data in the cloud storage services, many public auditing schemes which allow a user to check the integrity of the outsourced data have been proposed. Since most of the schemes are constructed on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), they suffer from several concerns like management of certificates. To resolve the problems, certificateless public auditing schemes also have been studied in recent years. In this paper, we propose a certificateless public auditing s
In a linkable ring signature scheme, a signer himself selects a set of parties called a “ring” and signs the messages on behalf of the ring. Any party can know whether or not the ring signatures are made by the same signer, although the party cannot know the identity of the actual signer. Au, Liu, Susilo, and Yuen proposed an ID-based linkable ring signature scheme and an ID-based revocable-iff-linked ring signature scheme. With a revocable-iff-linked ring signature scheme, any party can recover
When biometric authentication is performed on On-Body Wearable Wireless Networks, a cancelable template is useful to protect biometric information. A cancelable template generation method converts the original biometric information into irreversibly transformed information to protect the original biometric information. If a cancelable template is damaged or leaked, it can be replaced with another cancelable template. In 2017, Dwivedi et al. proposed a novel cancelable iris template generation sc
One of the basic problems in the broadcasting networks is a secret broadcast problem. The problem is how to securely send a message to the receivers while guaranteeing consistency. Consistency means that each receiver can assure that all of the receivers have received the same message. In other words, secret broadcast guarantees that a sender cannot broadcast a secret message to the receivers in a way that each receiver receives a different secret message. In the paper, we suggest an efficient s
The midterm use of ch-EVAR for the treatment SRAP seems to be safe, highlighting its applicability for the treatment of rupture threatening pathologies and seal zone lengthening as in type IA endoleaks after EVAR. However, the incidence of type IA endoleaks, chimney graft occlusions, and ischemic stroke rates is higher compared with the prevailing single chimney evidence. Longer follow-up with more cases is needed to establish the exact performance of this treatment in SRAP.