Katsumasa Kosha
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About
Katsumasa Kosha is a rising researcher at the forefront of cybersecurity for networked control systems, with a particular focus on encrypted control and teleoperation. His work addresses the critical challenge of securing remote robotic systems—such as assist robots—against sophisticated cyber-attacks, including multiplicative false data injection (FDI) attacks that can intercept or falsify data in bilateral control loops. In his most-cited 2024 paper, Kosha proposed a novel detection and cancellation method for such attacks within encrypted control frameworks, a contribution that strengthens the resilience of teleoperation networks against anonymous malicious threats. While still early in his career, with his top paper garnering 3 citations, this work has already been recognized for its timely relevance as communication technology advances and cyber risks escalate. Kosha’s research sits at the intersection of control theory, cryptography, and robotics, offering practical countermeasures that enhance the security and reliability of remote operations. His ongoing efforts promise to shape safer, more robust systems for applications ranging from medical telesurgery to hazardous environment exploration.
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