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PhD Candidate in Security, EECS, UC Berkeley Expected to graduate in Spring 2022 Email: weikengchen@berkeley.edu |
Bio
I am a student in RISELab. My advisor is Raluca Ada Popa. I also work with Alessandro Chiesa.
I received my Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng) degree with honors from University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) in 2017 and my Master of Science (M.S.) degree from UC Berkeley in 2019.
Research
My research focuses on systems and applications of MPC and ZKP, with an emphasis of efficient implementations.
Publication
- N-for-1 Auth: N-wise Decentralized Authentication via One Authentication
Weikeng Chen, Ryan Deng, and Raluca Ada Popa
In submission. (ePrint 2021/342)
- Reducing Participation Costs via Incremental Verification for Ledger Systems
(alphabetically ordered) Weikeng Chen, Alessandro Chiesa, Emma Dauterman, and Nicholas P. Ward
In submission. (ePrint 2020/1522)
- Cerebro: A Platform for Multi-Party Cryptographic Collaborative Learning
Wenting Zheng, Ryan Deng, Weikeng Chen, Raluca Ada Popa, Aurojit Panda, and Ion Stoica
USENIX Security 2021
- Metal: A Metadata-Hiding File-Sharing System
Weikeng Chen and Raluca Ada Popa
NDSS 2020
In undergraduate years,
- Combining Data Owner-Side and Cloud-Side Access Control for Encrypted Cloud Storage
Kaiping Xue, Weikeng Chen, Wei Li, Jianan Hong, and Peilin Hong
IEEE TIFS 2018
- TAFC: Time and Attribute Factors Combined Access Control for Time-Sensitive Data in Public Cloud
Jianan Hong, Kaiping Xue, Yingjie Xue, Weikeng Chen, David S. L. Wei, Nenghai Yu, and Peilin Hong
IEEE TSC 2017
- Exploring a Service-Based Normal Behaviour Profiling System for Botnet Detection
Weikeng Chen, Xiao Luo, and A. Nur Zincir-Heywood
IM AnNet Workshop 2017
- A Privacy-Preserving and Real-Time Traceable Power Request Scheme for Smart Grid
Qingyou Yang, Jianan Hong, Kaiping Xue, Weikeng Chen, Xiang Zhang, and Hao Yue
ICC 2017
Pronunciation of the name
If you live near Soda Hall, Weikeng is pronounced Brewed Awakening, a café nearby.
Formally, Weikeng's IPA is /ˈweɪ kən/, WAY-K-EARN; Wei is pronounced wake. Keng is pronounced woken. You can find the sound here.
Nevertheless, it is hard. I am okay with both “weekend” and “we can”.