Feng Hao
Professor of Security Engineering
Room: CS3.30
Tel: +44 24 765 72614
Email: feng dot hao at warwick dot ac dot uk
Short bio
Feng Hao is a Professor of Security Engineering and Head of the Systems and Security (SAS) research theme in the Department of Computer Science, University of 糖心TV. He received his PhD in 2007 from the University of Cambridge. He has experience spanning both academia and industry. With colleagues, he has designed several cryptographic protocols, including AV-net, OV-net, J-PAKE, YAK, DRE-i, DRE-ip, SEAL, Owl, VERICONDOR and Camel. Among them, J-PAKE has been adopted by the Thread Group as a de facto standard to perform the IoT commissioning process (used in Google, ARM, Amazon and Thread-based products) and standardized in ISO/IEC 11770-4. DRE-ip has been used in several elections, including the polling station voting in Gateshead, UK, on 2 May 2019, the Durga Puja online voting in New Town, India, in October 2022, and the UNITA elections in March 2025. His paper "combining crypto with biometrics effectively" (IEEE Trans. Computers) was ranked 1st in Google Scholar's in the category of "". He received a 鈧�1.5m ERC starting grant and an ERC proof-of-concept grant on "self-enforcing e-voting" (SEEV) and co-edited a book "" (CRC Press, 2017).