Dayane Horkos

PhD Student // Cryptography Researcher and Teaching Assistant

Team

Security and Systems

Campus

Paris

Contact

dayane.horkos@epita.fr

Website

https://dayanehorkos.com/

Research Area

Distributed Protocols
Multi-Cloud Security
Privacy-Preserving Cryptography

Me in brief:

I am a PhD Researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, cryptography, and applied mathematics.

Short Bio

Dayane Horkos is a PhD researcher in Paris. Her work lies at the intersection of cryptography, cybersecurity, and applied mathematics, with a focus on strengthening multi-cloud storage security. She designs protocols and cryptographic primitives to improve confidentiality and integrity in multi-cloud settings. She holds a BSc in Mathematics and an MSc in Applied Algebra (scholarship) from Université Paris-Saclay/Versailles, and is currently pursuing a PhD between Astran and LRE EPITA.

Research Interests

My work focuses on enhancing multi-cloud storage security — ensuring data confidentiality, availability, and integrity across distributed platforms.

Teaching

I am currently a teaching assistant for the cryprography course "Codes et Chiffrement"