Hi, I’m Ihyun!
I am a first year Computer Science Ph.D. student at Stanford University, working with Professor Emma Dauterman. I am broadly interested in cryptography and systems security. I finished my M.S. and B.S. at Stanford, where I was advised by Professors Dan Boneh, David Mazières, and John Mitchell.
Publications
Passlog: Private Authentication Logging with Public State
Under submission
The Avg-Act Swap and Plaintext Overflow Detection in Homomorphic Operations Over Deep Circuits [Paper] [Code]
Ihyun Nam
CODASPY ‘24 (Porto, Portugal)
Shuffle Squares and Reverse Shuffle Squares [Paper]
Xiaoyu He, Emily Huang, Ihyun Nam, Rishubh Thaper (alphabetic order)
The European Journal of Combinatorics (Vol 116)
Talks
“The Avg-Act Swap and Plaintext Overflow Detection in Homomorphic Operations Over Deep Circuits”
CODASPY (Porto, Portugal): June 2024
Symposia for Undergraduate Research and Public Service (Stanford, CA): October 2023
“Shuffle Squares and Reverse Shuffle Squares”
Symposia for Undergraduate Research and Public Service (Stanford, CA): October 2022
Teaching
Teaching Assistant, Stanford Math 19 (Fall 2024)
Teaching Assistant, Stanford Hack Lab (Fall 2023)
Teaching Assistant, Stanford University Mathematics Camp (Summer 2023)
Awards
Stanford School of Engineering Fellowship (2025)
The Hoefer Prize for Writing in the Major (2024)
Talent Award of Korea (2022)
Presidential Science Scholarship (2020-24)
Past Work
A Sparse Polynomial Commitment Scheme from Lattices [Preprint]
Ihyun Nam and Dan Boneh
A Survey of Multivariate Polynomial Commitment Schemes [Preprint]
Ihyun Nam
Misc
These are some of the writings that I enjoyed reading and that continue to impact my work.
The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work
You and Your Research