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Mr. Zaka Ullah

Designation: Lecturer

Department: National Cyber Security Academy

Email: [email protected]

Research Focus: Post-Quantum Cryptography and Cloud Computing Security

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Academic Profile

Full Name	Zaka Ullah
Designation	Lecturer
Department	National Cyber Security Academy
Highest Academic Qualification	MS in Computer Science, Italy
Current Academic Status	PhD Scholar, UET Taxila
Discipline / Area of Qualification	Post-Quantum Cryptography and Cloud Computing Security
Official Email	[email protected]

Research Interests

Post-Quantum Cryptography Cloud Computing Security Cloud Authentication Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs)

Areas of Specialization

Cloud Computing Authentication using Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs)
Cloud Authentication Security
Post-Quantum Cryptography

Research Keywords

Post-Quantum Cryptography ZKPs Cloud Authentication

Research Impact & Metrics

23 Google Scholar Citations

3 Google Scholar H-index

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Publications & Research Outputs

Journal Articles	4 (Web of Science indexed)
Conference Papers	2 (Web of Science indexed)

"In Process" for journal article links and "LGU" for conference papers.

Awards, Distinctions & Recognition

Guest of Honor — LGU, 2018. 1st ICCSAT Conference.
Guest of Honor — LGU, 2019. 2nd ICCSAT Conference.

Researcher Profiles & Identifiers

ORCID	0009-0004-1340-6082
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Additional Information

Mr. Zaka Ullah is a Lecturer at the National Cyber Security Academy, Air University Aerospace & Aviation Campus Kamra. His academic and research interests focus on post-quantum cryptography, cloud computing security, and authentication mechanisms using cryptographic techniques and zero-knowledge proofs.