Nikolay Kucherov

Dr. Nikolay Kucherov

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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2019 in Future Generation Computer Systems
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NCNikolay Chervyakov
Nikolay Chervyakov
Mikhail BabenkoMikhail Babenko
Mikhail Babenko
Andrei TchernykhAndrei Tchernykh
Andrei Tchernykh
NKNikolay Kucherov
Nikolay Kucherov
VMVanessa Miranda-López
Vanessa Miranda-López
JCJorge M. Cortés-Mendoza
Jorge M. Cortés-Mendoza

1 November 2018 in International Journal of Approximate Reasoning
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Andrei TchernykhAndrei Tchernykh
Andrei Tchernykh
Mikhail BabenkoMikhail Babenko
Mikhail Babenko
NCNikolay Chervyakov
Nikolay Chervyakov
VMVanessa Miranda-López
Vanessa Miranda-López
VKViktor Kuchukov
Viktor Kuchukov
AAArutyun Avetisyan
Arutyun Avetisyan

1 January 2020
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NKNikolay Kucherov
Nikolay Kucherov
MDMaxim A. Deryabin
Maxim A. Deryabin
MBMikhail G. Babenko
Mikhail G. Babenko
Today, cloud technology continues to evolve. Using cloud services allows you to get financial benefitsю Still, many companies and users are in no hurry to transfer their infrastructure to the cloud due to incompletely resolved problems related to the security of data storage and processing. Since in the case of storing and processing open data, a cloud provider gets access to the data, and an attacker can also gain by hacking an account. In the case of encrypted data transmission to the cloud, confidentiality will be preserved only in data storage tasks, since data processing will require a decryption task. The use of homomorphic ciphers allows the processing of encrypted data without violating their privacy. Homomorphic encryption is actively beginning to be used in machine learning tasks to transfer and ensure the confidentiality of resource-intensive operations for training a neural network in the cloud. The article offers a review and comparison of existing methods of homomorphic encryption for machine learning tasks.

1 August 2017
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MBMikhail Babenko
Mikhail Babenko
NCNikolay Chervyakov
Nikolay Chervyakov
Andrei TchernykhAndrei Tchernykh
Andrei Tchernykh
NKNikolay Kucherov
Nikolay Kucherov
MSMaria Shabalina
Maria Shabalina
DMDaniil Murga
Daniil Murga
This paper addresses error correction codes approach in order to improve the performance of BOINC under uncertainty of users' behavior. Redundant Residue Number System (RRNS) moduli set of the special form provides correction of user unfairness, reliability, decreased redundancy and load of the computing network. Error correction code in RRNS is improved by using error syndrome. It decreases the amount of computations required for data decoding up to 20/7 times compared to the projection methods. The proposed modification of the error syndrome allow to omit the assumption that clients are honest and reliable. The proposed approach decreases the execution time of the client programs asymptotically by 4 times. On the other hand, encoding with RRNS places some restrictions on the range of performed operations.

1 August 2017
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ATAndrei Tchernykh
Andrei Tchernykh
MBMikhail Babenko
Mikhail Babenko
NCNikolay Chervyakov
Nikolay Chervyakov
JCJorge M. Cortés-Mendoza
Jorge M. Cortés-Mendoza
NKNikolay Kucherov
Nikolay Kucherov
GRGleb Radchenko
Gleb Radchenko
Cloud computing has become a part of people's lives. However, there are many unresolved problems with security of this technology. According to the assessment of international experts in the field of security, there are risks in the appearance of cloud collusion in uncertain conditions. To mitigate this type of uncertainty, and minimize data redundancy of encryption together with harms caused by cloud collusion, modified threshold Asmuth-Bloom and weighted Mignotte secret sharing schemes are used. We show that if the villains do know the secret parts, and/or do not know the secret key, they cannot recuperate the secret. If the attackers do not know the required number of secret parts but know the secret key, the probability that they obtain the secret depends the size of the machine word in bits that is less than 1/2 (1-1) . We demonstrate that the proposed scheme ensures security under several types of attacks. We propose four approaches to select weights for secret sharing schemes to optimize the system behavior based on data access speed: pessimistic, balanced, and optimistic, and on speed per price ratio. We use the approximate method to improve the detection, localization and error correction accuracy under cloud parameters uncertainty.

1 July 2018
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MDMaxim Deryabin
Maxim Deryabin
NCNikolay Chervyakov
Nikolay Chervyakov
ATAndrei Tchernykh
Andrei Tchernykh
MBMikhail Babenko
Mikhail Babenko
NKNikolay Kucherov
Nikolay Kucherov
AAArutyun Avetisyan
Arutyun Avetisyan
In this paper, we propose a new approach to the construction of computationally secure secret sharing scheme based on the simultaneous use of the Residue Number System (RNS), as the symmetric encryption, and the perfect Asmuth- Bloom secret sharing scheme. We combine the useful features of Redundant RNS to design space efficient secret sharing scheme with enough level of security and to control of data integrity. This combination provides verifiability and achieves a high speed of data processing.