Udaya Parampalli

Affiliation

Associate Professor and Reader Department of Computing and Information Systems, Melbourne School of Engineering, University of Melbourne.

Senior Member, IEEE.

Visiting Professor, I.I.T Kanpur in 2016

News

IEEE-IT Paper Accepted in Special Issue Dedicated to Prof. Solomon Golomb:

Annals of Telecommunications Paper Accepted:

IEEE-IT Paper Accepted:

Designs Codes and Cryptography-Paper Accepted:

ACISP2016 Accepted:

ASIACCS Paper Presentation:

Paper at DRCN2016

SEquences and Their Applications (SETA) 2016 conference Poster released.

Paper at ACSW-AISC2016

Visiting Professor at I.I.T Kanpur in 2016.

Suggested Projects Projects

Contact Details

• Postal:
  Department of Computing and Information Systems
  University of Melbourne
  Parkville 3010, Australia

• Email: udaya : unimelb.edu.au.

• Phone:
  +61- 3- 83441317

• Fax: +61 3 9349 4596

• Physical location:
  Office,
  Office: 7.04, Doug McDonell Building (Building 168)
  University of Melbourne
  Victoria 3010, Australia
  

Curriculum Vitae

• Updated November, 2015

Research interests

• Trust and Privacy in Networks
• Sequences for communication and security
• Cryptography
• Combinatorics
• Theory of error correcting codes

Awards

• Recipient of excellence in Research Award in Computer Science at the University of Melbourne in 2008.

Publications

• Latest Publications

Postgraduate students

Current Research Higher Degree Students

• Ge Yang (Ph.D, topic: Authentication of devices for Internet of Things ,
co-supervisor Dr. Vanessa Teague)
• Renlord Yang (Ph.D, topic: Trust-less protocols and the design of next generation decentralized, private, anonymized applications on public blockchains ,
co-supervisor Toby Murray )
• Patrick Vicky(Ph.D, topic: Novel Information Hiding Schemes,
co-supervisor Prof. Rob Evans)
• Partha De(Ph.D, topic: Design of Side-Channel Resistant L ight Weight Cryptography, MIPP Student
co-supervisor Dr. Chittaranjan Mandal (I.I.T Kharagpur))
• Kim Ramchen(Ph.D, topic:Privacy Preserving Genomics,
co-supervision with Dr. Vanessa Teague)
• Lakshmi Jagathamma Mohan (Ph.D, topic: Secure Repair in Large Scale Distributed Storage Systems ,
co-supervisor Dr Aaron Harwood)
• Leyla Roohi (Ph.D, topic:Privacy-preserving computations for Australian metadata,
co-supervision with Dr. Vanessa Teague)
• Yang Lu (Ph.D, topic: Semantic-based Trust Management in Clinical Collaborations,
co-supervision with Professor Richard O. Sinnott)

Current Visiting PhD Students

• Qifa Yan (Ph.D, topic: Coded Cashing,
Visiting Student from SouthWest Jiao Tong University, China co-supervisor Xioahu Tang)
• Kun Huang (Ph.D, topic: Secrecy Capacity of Distributed Storage Codes,
Visiting Student from NUDT, China co-supervisor Ming Xian)
• Shi-Feng Sun (Ph.D, topic: Non Malleable Public key Cryptography,
Visiting Student from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China co-supervisor Dawu Gu)

Master Science (Computer Science) Students

• Pablo Ignacio Serrano Caneleo (topic: Improving the Performance of Erasure Codes in a Distributed Storage System), December, 2016
• Hosam Jaber S Aljihani (topic: Ensuring the Privacy of the Aggregated Data in Cloud -Based Electronic Health Record Systems Via Homomorphic Encrption), December, 2016
• Alwuthaynani, Maha (topic: Secure Cloud-based Personal Health Record Systems Using Cryptographic Storage Service), 2016
• Patrick Vicky (topic:Spread Spectrum Image Watermarking), July, 2016

Completed Research Higher Degree Students

• Janaka Seneviratne (Ph.D, together with A/Prof. Dr Lars Kulik)
• Zilong Liu (Visiting Ph.D Student; together with A/Prof Dr. Guan Yong Liang)
• Kim Ramchen (Masters 2011), Thesis: Electronic Voting, co-supervision with Dr. V. Teague.
• Peter Hyun Jeen LEE (PhD 2011), Thesis: Identity-based Encryption and its Applications using Bilinear Maps, From July 2013, Post doctoral Scholar, University of New Castle, United Kingdom.
• Giannakis Antoniou (PhD 2010), Thesis:Technologies Avoiding Privacy Incidents in Hostile Environments (1st supervisor, with Prof Leon Sterling and Prof. Lynn Batten), now a lecturer in Computer Science, The Philips College – Nicosia, Cyprus.
• Shivaramakrishnan Narayan (PhD 2009), Thesis: Secure Identity-based Signatures and Signcryptions Using Pairing, now with Optimal Payments Plc, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
• Abdun Mahmood (PhD 2008), Thesis: Hierarchical Clustering and Summarization of Network Traffic Data, (co-supervised with A/Prof. Chris Leckie) now a Lecturer at UNSW, Canberra.
• Ana Jancic (Masters 2009- Deakin University), Thesis: Authentication in Public Key Encryption Schemes.
• Andrew J. Newlands (Masters 2004), Thesis: On Cryptanalysis of steam ciphers.

Teaching

• COMP90043: Cryptography and Security

• COMP90007: Internet Technologies

• COMP20003: Algorithms and Data Structures

• COMP90038: Algorithms and Complexity

Community Service

Current Conferences

Program Committee Co-Chair

• SETA 2016, SEquences and Their Applications Conference, 2016, Chengdu, China More details will appear soon here.

  Program Committee Memberships

• (AISC2016), Australasian Information Security Conference, Melbourne, Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia, 2-5 February 2016.

• (ACISP2016), 21st Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy, Melbourne, Australia, 4-6 July 2016.

  Past Conferences

  General Chair

• SETA 2014, SEquences and Their Applications Conference, 2014, University of Melbourne, 2014. More details are here.

  Program Committee Co-Chair

• Program Committee Co-Chair of IWSDA 2015, The Seventh International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications, Bengaluru, India. The details are here.
• Program Committee Co-Chair of Australasian Information Security Conference (AISC) 2013-2014. More details will appear here.
• Program Committee Co-Chair, 16th Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy Melbourne, Australia. More details are here.

  Program Committee Memberships

• (IWDSA13), The Sixth International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications,Tokyo, Japan, 27 Oct - 01 Nov 2013.

• (SETA2012), SEquences and Their Applications Conf erence, University of Waterloo, Canada, June. 4 to 8, 2012.

• (IWDSA11), The Fifth International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications,Guilin, China, October 10-14, 2011.

• (SETA2010), SEquences and Their Applications Conference, Telecom ParisTech, Paris, France, Sept. 12 to 17, 2010.

• (APCC2010),16th Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications (APCC 2010) - Coding Theory & DSP for Communication,Auckland, New Zealand,Oct. 31 to Nov. 3, 2010.

• IWDSA09, The Fourth International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications, Fukuoka, Japan, October 19-23, 2009.

• Applied Algebra, Algebraic Algorithms, and Error Correcting Codes (AAECC-18), Tarragona, Spain, June 8-12, 2009.

• I am a progarm chair of IWDSA07, The Third International Workshop on Signal Design and Its Applications in Communications, to be held in Chengdu, China on September 23 -27, 2007.

• (SETA2008), SEquences and Their Applications Conference, Kentucky, USA, Sept. 14-18, 2008.

• Applied Algebra, Algebraic Algorithms, and Error Correcting Codes (AAECC-17), Bangalore, India, Dec. 16-20, 2007.

• The Second Joint Conference SAR - SSI 2007 SAR-SSI07

• Pairing based Cryptography Workshop - 2006 PBC06

• International Conference on SEQUENCES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS 2006(SETA'06) SETA2006

• International Workshop on Sequence Design and its Applications in Communications (IWSDA'05)IWSDA05

• ICCAS005

• Polynomial Cryptography 2004

  Workshop Organization

• Workshop on Sequence Design and Its Applications in Communications and Cryptography, University of Melbourne, 4-6 December 2008 The tentative program is is available here.

• 2008 Victoria Communications and Security Research meeting, AMSI sponsored event to be held in ICT building(Theatre 3) from 9.30PM to 5Pm on Fridat, 27th of July, 2007. The tentative program is is available here.

Security Group Seminars page is available here

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