Post-Quantum Cryptography and Security (PQSnC) Lab is one of the laboratories at Korea University. Our research spans a wide range of topics in post-quantum cryptography, with a strong emphasis on rigorous mathematical foundations and practical security models.

    We primarily study post-quantum public-key encryption, digital signatures, zero-knowledge proofs, and bio-metric cryptographic protocols.
In addition to designing secure and efficient schemes, we are deeply committed to analyzing the underlying mathematical hardness assumptions—especially lattice-based problems—through structural and algebraic techniques. This dual approach ensures that the cryptographic constructions we develop are both practically deployable and theoretically sound.

    With the knowledge and experiences, we have carried out numerous with Korea Information Security Agency (KISA), Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), National Security Research Institute (NSRI), Samsung co. and so on. Alumni from our lab are working at research centers of government and leading companies such as Samsung, LG, and more.