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Transparent  Polynomial  Delegation   and  Its  Applications  to  Zero  Knowledge  Proof

Transparent Polynomial Delegation and Its Applications to Zero Knowledge Proof

... new transparent zkVPD scheme with O(N log N ) prover time, O(log 2 N ) proof size and verification time, where N is the size of the ...the polynomial evaluation as the inner product between two ... See full document

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Promise  Zero  Knowledge   and  its  Applications  to  Round  Optimal  MPC

Promise Zero Knowledge and its Applications to Round Optimal MPC

... promise ZK in our construction involves overcoming several technical challenges due to specific prop- erties of the promise ZK simulator (in particular, its requirement to behave honestly in look-ahead threads). 9 ... See full document

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Zero-Knowledge  Proof  of  Decryption  for  FHE  Ciphertexts

Zero-Knowledge Proof of Decryption for FHE Ciphertexts

... Since many of the schemes we refer to are very complex but have been detailed ex- tensively elsewhere, we emphasise only the key points that we are interested in, and refer the reader to the original papers and the ... See full document

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A  Generic  View  on  the  Unified  Zero-Knowledge  Protocol   and  its  Applications

A Generic View on the Unified Zero-Knowledge Protocol and its Applications

... To find a heavy vertex in T, K chooses polynomially many random vertices at each level, and determines their degrees by repeated resets and executions of ¯ P . To ensure a uniform probability distribution in spite of the ... See full document

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Improved  Zero-knowledge  Proofs  of  Knowledge  for  the  ISIS  Problem,   and  Applications

Improved Zero-knowledge Proofs of Knowledge for the ISIS Problem, and Applications

... However, its communication cost depends linearly on β, which may be a significant drawback for large ...two applications of the SternExt proof ... See full document

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Efficient  Delegation  of  Zero-Knowledge  Proofs  of  Knowledge  in  a  Pairing-Friendly  Setting

Efficient Delegation of Zero-Knowledge Proofs of Knowledge in a Pairing-Friendly Setting

... Shamir, zero-knowledge proofs have played a significant role in modern cryptography: they allow a party to convince another party of the validity of a statement (proof of membership) or of its ... See full document

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Zero-knowledge  Argument  for  Polynomial  Evaluation  with  Application  to  Blacklists

Zero-knowledge Argument for Polynomial Evaluation with Application to Blacklists

... cryptographic applications such as non-membership or member- ship ...verifier zero-knowledge argu- ment for correct polynomial ...the polynomial, which is a significant improvement over ... See full document

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Obfuscation-based  Non-black-box  Simulation   and  Four  Message  Concurrent  Zero  Knowledge  for  NP

Obfuscation-based Non-black-box Simulation and Four Message Concurrent Zero Knowledge for NP

... super polynomial time ...typical applications of WI , to get any useful security we must somehow ensure that the statement being proven has at least two ... See full document

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A  Zero-Knowledge  Version  of  vSQL

A Zero-Knowledge Version of vSQL

... a zero-knowledge version of the argument of knowledge implicitly presented in vSQL ...a zero-knowledge property we replace both of the underlying components with ... See full document

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Full  Proof  Cryptography:  Verifiable  Compilation  of  Efficient  Zero-Knowledge  Protocols

Full Proof Cryptography: Verifiable Compilation of Efficient Zero-Knowledge Protocols

... to adding a formal verification back-end for code generation is to build a certified number theory library that matches the one provided with the CACE compiler. Then, the com- pilation from C to binaries can be certified ... See full document

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Implicit  Zero-Knowledge  Arguments   and  Applications  to  the  Malicious  Setting

Implicit Zero-Knowledge Arguments and Applications to the Malicious Setting

... extracts its inputs and random coins from the extractable commitment, sends the inputs to the ideal functionality to learn the outcome and provides it to S im to generate the basic flows of the honest ... See full document

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Secure Multi Party Proof and its Applications

Secure Multi Party Proof and its Applications

... In a secure multi-party computation, a set of n par- ties with private inputs wish to jointly and securely compute a function that depends on the individual in- puts of the parties. This computation should be such that ... See full document

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Optimal quality certification

Optimal quality certification

... and its limitations, where the quality is exogenous (we refer to Dranove and Jin (2010) for an overview, and to Ben-Porath, Dekel and Lipman (2017) and DeMarzo, Kremer and Skrzypacz (2019) for more recent models ... See full document

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Fair private set intersection with a semi-trusted arbiter

Fair private set intersection with a semi-trusted arbiter

... Private Set Intersection (PSI) protocols allow two parties, each with a private set, to securely compute the intersection of their sets. It was first introduced by Freedman et al in [1]. Their protocol is based on ... See full document

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ARIMA METHOD WITH THE SOFTWARE MINITAB AND EVIEWS TO FORECAST INFLATION IN 
SEMARANG INDONESIA

ARIMA METHOD WITH THE SOFTWARE MINITAB AND EVIEWS TO FORECAST INFLATION IN SEMARANG INDONESIA

... Q[x], polynomial rings over the field of real numbers R[x], polynomial rings over the field of complex numbers C[x] or polynomial rings of integral coefficients ...The zero element is 0 and ... See full document

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The  Signal  Private  Group  System   and  Anonymous  Credentials  Supporting  Efficient  Verifiable  Encryption

The Signal Private Group System and Anonymous Credentials Supporting Efficient Verifiable Encryption

... Traditional anonymous credentials designs are based on public key signatures: the credential Alice holds is a special type of signature on the attributes. When she presents the credential to Bob, she proves (in ... See full document

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Spatial isolation implies zero knowledge even in a quantum world

Spatial isolation implies zero knowledge even in a quantum world

... preserve zero knowledge, then the round complexity of the MIP * that is obtained in Lemma ...to its PCP oracle, then the preprocessing step is not required, and we can save an additional ... See full document

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PRIVACY PRESERVING CLUSTERING ON HORIZONTALLY PARTITIONED DATA USING ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF

PRIVACY PRESERVING CLUSTERING ON HORIZONTALLY PARTITIONED DATA USING ZERO KNOWLEDGE PROOF

... A large database be present in society today .Medical data, Consumer purchase data, Census data, Communication and media-related data, Data gathered by government agencies can this data be utilized For medical research, ... See full document

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Compact  Zero-Knowledge  Proofs  of  Small  Hamming  Weight

Compact Zero-Knowledge Proofs of Small Hamming Weight

... correctness proof, using standard techniques as suggested by the authors, is of the same size. The program can only be used once, but on the other hand it is reasonably efficient and can be based on cryptosystems ... See full document

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Improved  Signature  Schemes  for  Secure  Multi-Party  Computation  with  Certified  Inputs

Improved Signature Schemes for Secure Multi-Party Computation with Certified Inputs

... on zero-knowledge proofs of knowledge (ZKPKs) and ...(iii) zero-knowledge: if the statement is true, then no cheating verifier can learn anything other than the fact that the statement ... See full document

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