Institutes: Stanford University

Email: wdnguyen {at} cs (dot) stanford [dot] edu

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About Me

I’m a third-year CS PhD student (advised by Dan Boneh) and a member of the Applied Cryptography Group.
My research interests are in cryptography and security. Recently, I have been focusing on zero knowledge proof systems and related primitives.
As an undergrad, I was a member of the Stanford Empirical Research Group advised by Zakir Durumeric. I also briefly worked with Marco Patrignani on secure compilation.

Here is my CV.

Courses

CS355: Topics in Cryptography (2022, 2023)

Papers

2023

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Revisiting the Nova Proof System on a Cycle of Curves (eprint)
— Wilson Nguyen, Dan Boneh, Srinath Setty

MUXProofs: Succinct Arguments for Machine Computation from Tuple Lookups (eprint)
— Zijing Di, Lucas Xia, Wilson Nguyen, Nirvan Tyagi

2021

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Efficient Functional Commitments: How to Commit to Private Functions (eprint)
— Dan Boneh, Wilson Nguyen, Alex Ozdemir

An Empirical Analysis of HTTPS Configuration Security (arxiv)
— Camelia Simoiu, Wilson Nguyen, Zakir Durumeric