Atlanta Metropolitan State College

Biography

Kashi Neupane earned his Ph.D. in 2012 from Florida Atlantic University, under the supervision of Rainer Steinwandt. Before joining Atlanta Metropolitan State College, he was a Graduate student at Florida Atlantic University.

Research Interest:
Cryptography and Information Security, Provable Security, Key Establishment Protocols, and Pairing-based cryptography.

Selected Publications

• K. Neupane, 2-party key establishment: From passive to active security without introducing new assumptions. Groups, Complexity and Cryptology, page 1--17, Volume 4, issue 1, 2012
• K. Neupane, R. Steinwandt and A. Suarez Corona, Scalable Deniable Group Key Establishment. Foundations and Practice of Security --FPS 2012, volume 7743 of Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences, page 68--76, Springer 2012.
• K. Neupane, R. Steinwandt and A. Suarez Corona, Group key establishment: adding forward secrecy at the cost of one round. International Conference on Cryptology and Network Security -- CANS 2012, volume 7712 of Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences, page 158--168, Springer 2012.
• K. Neupane and R. Steinwandt, Communication-efficient 2-round group key establishment from pairings. Advances in Cryptology--CT-RSA 2011, volume 6558 of Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences, page 65-- 76, Springer 2011.
• 5) K. Neupane and R. Steinwandt, Server-assisted long-term secure 3-party key establishment. Proceedings of the International Conference on Security and Cryptography-- SECRYPT 2010, July 26-28, 2010, Athens, Greece, pp 372--378.
• W. Gao, K. Neupane and R. Steinwandt "Tuning a two-round group key agreement" International Journal of Information Security (accepted, to appear).