Post-Quantum Cryptography
Quantum-resistant cryptography, hybrid approaches, secure communications, and IoT security.
- PQC
- Hybrid Cryptography
- IoT Security
Research & Scientific Work
My research spans applied cryptography, chaotic dynamical systems, pseudo-random generation, data privacy, multimedia encryption, and post-quantum cryptography, with a growing focus on translating cryptographic research into secure and resilient digital systems.
Research Direction
My research trajectory began with mathematical and computational approaches to security, including authentication, mobile-network trust, chaotic systems, pseudo-random generation, and multimedia encryption.
It progressively expanded toward data privacy, secure communications, Internet of Things security, and post-quantum cryptography—connecting mathematical foundations with contemporary security challenges.
Research Areas
Research interests developed across applied mathematics, cryptography, information security, privacy, and secure communications.
Quantum-resistant cryptography, hybrid approaches, secure communications, and IoT security.
Symmetric, asymmetric, hybrid, and practical cryptographic mechanisms for authentication, integrity, confidentiality, and secure communications.
Chaotic dynamical systems and their application to pseudo-random number and bit generation.
Mathematical and cryptographic approaches to image and voice encryption.
Privacy–utility trade-offs, protection of sensitive information, and secure data analysis.
Scientific Publications
Scientific work across cryptography, privacy, pseudo-random generation, and network security.
Advances in Intelligent Systems and Digital Applications, Springer Nature, pp. 400–409
First AuthorJournal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology, Vol. 100, No. 22
First AuthorApplied Mathematics & Information Sciences, Vol. 14, No. 6, pp. 977–984
First AuthorInternational Journal of Network Security, Vol. 21, No. 3, pp. 402–408
First AuthorAdditional Publication
International Journal of Linguistics and Translation Studies, Vol. 6, No. 4
Co-authorScientific Communications
Conference communications reflecting the evolution from mobile-network security and chaos-based encryption to post-quantum cryptography.
1st International Conference on Mathematics and Applications (ICMA-2025)
Casablanca · First AuthorInternational Conference on Intelligent Systems and Digital Applications (ISDA’25), FST Settat
Settat · Speaker · First AuthorInternational Conference MOCASIM2018
Marrakech · Speaker · First AuthorJournées scientifiques « La sécurité des systèmes informatiques »
Agadir · SpeakerResearch Implementations
Academic implementations developed using MATLAB, Python, C, and Java across cryptography, privacy, and secure communications.
Development of an image-encryption scheme based on a new Gingerbreadman Map model.
Implementation of a model for analysing the trade-off between privacy and loss of data utility.
Implementation of a pseudo-random number generator using a double-pendulum dynamical system.
Implementation of a pseudo-random bit generator based on a modified chaotic map.
Application implementing a voice-encryption method based on a chaotic system.
Master’s project proposing a trust method for GSM networks.
Undergraduate project focused on message authentication codes (MAC).
Research Journey
My research direction continues to evolve toward practical security challenges created by increasingly connected systems and the transition toward quantum-resistant cryptography.
Research & Collaboration
Interested in cryptography, post-quantum security, or research collaboration?