Kirill Morozov

Kirill Morozov is an Associate Professor at the University of North Texas within the College of Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. His research focuses on Cryptography and Cybersecurity, particularly on code-based protocols, post-quantum cryptography, and information-theoretic methods.

• Research interests include cryptographic protocols from coding and correlated randomness, covering post-quantum cryptography, zero-knowledge systems, secret sharing, and physical-layer key agreement.
• He has taught courses like Introduction to Computer Security and Applications of Cryptography at UNT since 2018, and previously at Tokyo Institute of Technology (2017) and Kyushu University (2011–2015).
• His work spans code-based encryption, unconditionally secure protocols, and cloud storage applications, with contributions to zero-knowledge proofs, cheater-identifiable systems, and oblivious transfer over noisy channels.

Contact: Kirill.Morozov@unt.edu. No scientific awards explicitly listed. His publications emphasize code-based cryptography, secure computation, and quantum-resistant protocols.