Born in Itapeva-SP, Brazil (1983). Received his BSc (2006), MSc (2008) and PhD (2010) degrees in Electrical/Computing Engineering at the University of Sao Paulo, Escola Politecnica (Poli-USP), Brazil. He also has a Master degree (2006) in Engineering conferred by the Ecole Centrale Paris, France. He is currently Associate Professor and researcher at the Department of Computer and Digital Systems Engineering of the Escola Politecnica, Universidade de São Paulo. He has been involved in projects related to cyber-security since 2007, covering aspects such as the design and analysis of cryptographic primitives, cryptographic protocols and cibersecurity in general. During this period, he has coordinated many research and development projects financed by the private sector (e.g., Ericsson, LG, HPE, Intel, Ripple, Bradesco) and public institutions (e.g., TSE, CNPq and FAPESP). Those projects focused on a variety of scenarios, such as: e-voting systems, vehicular networks, cloud computing, multimedia data transmission systems, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, mobile health, secure password storage, banking transactions, blockchain, and Internet of Things. Those resulted in more than a hundred cybersecurity-related publications, including award-winning academic articles, international patents and international standards. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The digital transformation will play a fundamental role in overcoming the contemporary challenges faced by the Industry, including the efficient use of natural resources, increasing the efficiency of processes, adding value to its products through digital services, and reorganizing the work with the introduction of new tools, among others. As one of the highlights in terms of digital tran…
The goal of this project proposal is to specify, develop and analyse secure and hardware-friendly post-quantum cryptographic schemes for providing not only basic security services (e.g., data encryption, user authentication and digital signatures), but also more advanced ones (e.g., blind signatures, - homomorphic encryption, and password hashing schemes. Regarding basic services, the foc…
In this project, Sao Paulo and Ohio State researchers will work together to develop an end-to-end networking infrastructure to provide advanced, high-speed communication services for online, data intensive collaborative work. The goal is to pave the road for bleeding edge remote collaboration between Ohio State University and Sao Paulo campuses. Both Sao Paulo and Ohio have been awarded a…
This proposal describes the research project Security in Peer-to-Peer based IPTV Systems, which will be conducted at EPUSP with support from Auxílio à Pesquisa Regular da FAPESP. High-speed networks are increasingly used by IPTV (TV over IP) systems, enabling the transmission of multimedia content in a more personalized and interactive way than achieved with traditional television. In thi…
Post-quantum cryptosystems involve basically the families of algorithms based on lattices, error correcting codes, multivariate quadratic systems (MQ), and schemes based on symmetric cryptography primitives in general, as well as on hash functions. The project in which the post-doc candidate will be inserted aims to specify, develop and analyze secure and hardware-friendly post-quantum cr…
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