Daniel Murillo-Escobar received the Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC), México, in 2018, the Master’s degree in Engineering from UABC in 2020, and the Ph.D. degree in Sciences from UABC in 2024, graduating with academic merit and honorable mention. He is currently a lecturer at UABC, where he is involved in academic activities related to intelligent embedded systems, cybersecurity, chaos-based cryptographic systems, secure communications, and e-Health technologies. His research interests include cryptography, chaos-based security systems, information security, secure communications, embedded systems, and cybersecurity applications for e-Health and telemedicine. His recent work focuses on hyperchaotic encryption, biometric security, multimedia protection, and IoT-based healthcare technologies. He is a founding member of the Asociación Mexicana de Sistemas Dinámicos y Complejidad and actively collaborates in interdisciplinary projects involving cybersecurity and healthcare technologies.