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Faculty Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya

Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya

Professor

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Contact Details

niraj.u@srmap.edu.in

Office Location

SR Block, Level 7, Cabin No: 2

Education

2005
PhD
University of West of England Bristol, UK
UK
2000
Postgraduate
BITS Pilani
1987
Undergraduate
Gorakhpur University

Experience

  • 7/06/2016 to Till Date - Professor & Dean - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 2/11/2013 to 6/06/2016 - Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology Moinabad
  • 2/12/2010 to 1/11/2013 - Professor and Vice Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 07/04/2010 to 01/11/2010 - Principal - K.S. Raju Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 02/02/2006 to 06/04/2010 - Professor & HOD(CSE) - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 01/03/2002 to 31/01/2006 - Visiting Lecturer - UWE Bristol, Bristol, UK
  • 26/06/1994 to 08/02/2002 - Dy. Director(Projects) SG - Prasar Bharati Ministry of I&B
  • 21/08/1989 to 28/06/1994 - Asst. Director (Planning, Design and Research) - Prasar Bharathi Ministry of I&B
  • 15/07/1987 to 31/07/1989 - Management Trainee/ Jr. Manager Bhilai Steel Plant - Steel Authority of India Ltd.

Research Interest

No data available

Awards

  • Rastriya Sainik Board Appreciation for Teaching, Presented on 26th January 2021
  • Lion’s Club Appreciation for teaching, Presented on Guru Purnima 25th July 2021.

Memberships

No data available

Publications

  • Zero-Trust Blockchain Privacy Solution with Homomorphic Encryption

    Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya, Pramod Kumar

    Source Title: Zero-Trust Learning, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    To tackle the privacy protection and efficiency challenges within the block-chain domain, this chapter introduces a privacy-enhancing solution for copyright blockchains, integrating lightweight homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs. This innovative approach enhances homomorphic encryption algorithms to streamline key generation and encryption processes while incorporating zero-trust security principles to curtail unnecessary homomorphic operations. Following the application of lightweight homomorphic encryption, sensitive data is transformed into ciphertext and securely added to the blockchain ledger by nodes authorized for accounting purposes. This solution not only rectifies the inherent drawbacks of complete data transparency in blockchain networks but also enhances operational efficiency. Security analysis underscores its qualities, including resistance to tampering and data privacy preservation. Through both performance simulations and theoretical deductions, the paper demonstrates that this approach mitigates efficiency challenges related to the distribution, sharing, and computation of private data in ciphertext form. Ultimately, this proposed methodology proves more effective in upholding customer privacy than traditional digital copyright models

Patents

Projects

  • MCA online course creation (1st Semester)

    Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya

    Funding Agency: All Industrial consultancy Projects - SRM University Sikkin, Budget Cost (INR) Lakhs: 14.66740, Status: On Going

Scholars

Interests

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Deep Learning
  • Distributed Computing
  • High Performance Computing
  • Machine Learning

Thought Leaderships

There are no Thought Leaderships associated with this faculty.

Top Achievements

Education
1987
Undergraduate
Gorakhpur University
2000
Postgraduate
BITS Pilani
2005
PhD
University of West of England Bristol, UK
UK
Experience
  • 7/06/2016 to Till Date - Professor & Dean - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 2/11/2013 to 6/06/2016 - Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology Moinabad
  • 2/12/2010 to 1/11/2013 - Professor and Vice Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 07/04/2010 to 01/11/2010 - Principal - K.S. Raju Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 02/02/2006 to 06/04/2010 - Professor & HOD(CSE) - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 01/03/2002 to 31/01/2006 - Visiting Lecturer - UWE Bristol, Bristol, UK
  • 26/06/1994 to 08/02/2002 - Dy. Director(Projects) SG - Prasar Bharati Ministry of I&B
  • 21/08/1989 to 28/06/1994 - Asst. Director (Planning, Design and Research) - Prasar Bharathi Ministry of I&B
  • 15/07/1987 to 31/07/1989 - Management Trainee/ Jr. Manager Bhilai Steel Plant - Steel Authority of India Ltd.
Research Interests
No data available
Awards & Fellowships
  • Rastriya Sainik Board Appreciation for Teaching, Presented on 26th January 2021
  • Lion’s Club Appreciation for teaching, Presented on Guru Purnima 25th July 2021.
Memberships
No data available
Publications
  • Zero-Trust Blockchain Privacy Solution with Homomorphic Encryption

    Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya, Pramod Kumar

    Source Title: Zero-Trust Learning, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    To tackle the privacy protection and efficiency challenges within the block-chain domain, this chapter introduces a privacy-enhancing solution for copyright blockchains, integrating lightweight homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs. This innovative approach enhances homomorphic encryption algorithms to streamline key generation and encryption processes while incorporating zero-trust security principles to curtail unnecessary homomorphic operations. Following the application of lightweight homomorphic encryption, sensitive data is transformed into ciphertext and securely added to the blockchain ledger by nodes authorized for accounting purposes. This solution not only rectifies the inherent drawbacks of complete data transparency in blockchain networks but also enhances operational efficiency. Security analysis underscores its qualities, including resistance to tampering and data privacy preservation. Through both performance simulations and theoretical deductions, the paper demonstrates that this approach mitigates efficiency challenges related to the distribution, sharing, and computation of private data in ciphertext form. Ultimately, this proposed methodology proves more effective in upholding customer privacy than traditional digital copyright models
Contact Details

niraj.u@srmap.edu.in

Scholars
Interests

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Deep Learning
  • Distributed Computing
  • High Performance Computing
  • Machine Learning

Education
1987
Undergraduate
Gorakhpur University
2000
Postgraduate
BITS Pilani
2005
PhD
University of West of England Bristol, UK
UK
Experience
  • 7/06/2016 to Till Date - Professor & Dean - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 2/11/2013 to 6/06/2016 - Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology Moinabad
  • 2/12/2010 to 1/11/2013 - Professor and Vice Principal - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 07/04/2010 to 01/11/2010 - Principal - K.S. Raju Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moinabad
  • 02/02/2006 to 06/04/2010 - Professor & HOD(CSE) - J.B. Institute of Engg. & Technology
  • 01/03/2002 to 31/01/2006 - Visiting Lecturer - UWE Bristol, Bristol, UK
  • 26/06/1994 to 08/02/2002 - Dy. Director(Projects) SG - Prasar Bharati Ministry of I&B
  • 21/08/1989 to 28/06/1994 - Asst. Director (Planning, Design and Research) - Prasar Bharathi Ministry of I&B
  • 15/07/1987 to 31/07/1989 - Management Trainee/ Jr. Manager Bhilai Steel Plant - Steel Authority of India Ltd.
Research Interests
No data available
Awards & Fellowships
  • Rastriya Sainik Board Appreciation for Teaching, Presented on 26th January 2021
  • Lion’s Club Appreciation for teaching, Presented on Guru Purnima 25th July 2021.
Memberships
No data available
Publications
  • Zero-Trust Blockchain Privacy Solution with Homomorphic Encryption

    Prof. Niraj Upadhayaya, Pramod Kumar

    Source Title: Zero-Trust Learning, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    To tackle the privacy protection and efficiency challenges within the block-chain domain, this chapter introduces a privacy-enhancing solution for copyright blockchains, integrating lightweight homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs. This innovative approach enhances homomorphic encryption algorithms to streamline key generation and encryption processes while incorporating zero-trust security principles to curtail unnecessary homomorphic operations. Following the application of lightweight homomorphic encryption, sensitive data is transformed into ciphertext and securely added to the blockchain ledger by nodes authorized for accounting purposes. This solution not only rectifies the inherent drawbacks of complete data transparency in blockchain networks but also enhances operational efficiency. Security analysis underscores its qualities, including resistance to tampering and data privacy preservation. Through both performance simulations and theoretical deductions, the paper demonstrates that this approach mitigates efficiency challenges related to the distribution, sharing, and computation of private data in ciphertext form. Ultimately, this proposed methodology proves more effective in upholding customer privacy than traditional digital copyright models
Contact Details

niraj.u@srmap.edu.in

Scholars