Yongsoo Song

Papers

Total Citations

130

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About

Yongsoo Song is a leading researcher in cryptography, with a focus on homomorphic encryption, lattice-based cryptography, and secure computation. His most influential work, "Toward a Secure Drone System: Flying With Real-Time Homomorphic Authenticated Encryption" (2018, 130 citations), pioneered the integration of real-time homomorphic authenticated encryption into drone systems, addressing critical vulnerabilities in wireless control and networked vehicle operations. This contribution demonstrated how advanced cryptographic techniques can protect sensitive data during transmission and computation, even in resource-constrained environments. Song’s research has significantly advanced the practical deployment of homomorphic encryption, enabling secure outsourcing of computations without exposing private information—a cornerstone for modern cloud security and IoT applications. His work is widely cited for bridging theoretical cryptography with real-world systems, earning recognition for its impact on both academic theory and industry standards. Through his innovative approaches, Song continues to shape the future of secure, privacy-preserving technologies, making him a pivotal figure in the evolution of applied cryptography.