Auxiliar Professor, Básico Department Head, CUM Cárdenas/University of Matanzas, Cuba
🎓 Osmani Tito-Corrioso is a dedicated researcher and professor from Cuba specializing in cryptography and advanced mathematical sciences. With a robust background in cryptanalysis and genetic algorithms, he explores intricate fields such as coding theory, Gröbner bases, and applied differential equations. His contributions have significant implications in cryptographic security and algorithmic applications. Currently, he teaches at the University of Matanzas in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Physics.
Publication Profile
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Education
🎓 Osmani earned his B.Sc. in Mathematics from the University of Oriente in 2017, where he was awarded a Gold Title of B.Sc. for academic excellence. He furthered his expertise with an M.Sc. in Mathematical Science, specializing in Cryptography, from the University of Havana’s Cryptography Institute in 2021.
Experience
👨🏫 Osmani has taught extensively in Cuba, beginning at the University of Guantánamo (2017-2022) and currently serving as a professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Physics at the University of Matanzas. His teaching and research focus on cryptographic systems, block ciphers, and genetic algorithms.
Research Focus
🔍 Osmani’s research interests center on the security and analysis of block ciphers, cryptanalysis, and the genetic algorithm’s application in cryptography. His work also spans coding theory, algebraic structures like Gröbner bases, and applied cryptographic methods, contributing to enhancing digital security frameworks.
Awards and Honors
🏅 Osmani’s academic achievements include a Scientific Merit Award and the prestigious Gold Title of B.Sc. from the University of Oriente in 2017. He is also a member of the Cuban Society of Mathematics and Computation, reflecting his commitment to advancing mathematical research in Cuba.
Publication Top Notes
Combined and General Methodologies of Key Space Partition for the Cryptanalysis of Block Ciphers
On the Fitness Functions Involved in Genetic Algorithms and the Cryptanalysis of Block Ciphers
ATTACK TO BLOCK CIPHERS BY CLASS ELIMINATION USING THE GENETIC ALGORITHM