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Verifiable  Random  Functions  from  Weaker  Assumptions

Verifiable Random Functions from Weaker Assumptions

... a verifiable random function (VRF) with large in- put space and full adaptive security from a static, non-interactive complexity as- sumption, like decisional Diffie-Hellman, has proven to be a ... See full document

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On  the  Real-World  Instantiability  of  Admissible  Hash  Functions   and  Efficient  Verifiable  Random  Functions

On the Real-World Instantiability of Admissible Hash Functions and Efficient Verifiable Random Functions

... In order to be able to efficiently instantiate the code-based AHFs, it is important to reduce the length of code words n. This is because applications usually embed the AHF in the public keys or public parameters of a ... See full document

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Authentication  with  weaker  trust  assumptions  for  voting  systems

Authentication with weaker trust assumptions for voting systems

... negligible functions negl, there exists a security parameter κ and negl(κ) < Succ(Exp-IV-Int(Ext2Int(Γ, Π, Σ, H), A, ...unforgeability from A: B(pd, κ) ... See full document

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Constrained  Pseudorandom  Functions:  Verifiable   and  Delegatable

Constrained Pseudorandom Functions: Verifiable and Delegatable

... with the PRF output F (k, x), so that the user receiving (y, π) will be able to verify whether the value y he received is indeed the correct PRF output F(k, x). But on points x ∈ X for which π is not received, the PRF ... See full document

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Relation  between  Verifiable  Random  Functions   and  Convertible  Undeniable  Signatures,   and  New  Constructions

Relation between Verifiable Random Functions and Convertible Undeniable Signatures, and New Constructions

... onewayness of f. Thus f (ω ∗ ) = x with all but negligible probability, and the soundness follows. Concurrent zero-knowledgeness. We will mainly assume that the zero-knowledge protocols are run sequentially in this ... See full document

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DEXON:  A  Highly  Scalable,  Decentralized  DAG-Based  Consensus  Algorithm

DEXON: A Highly Scalable, Decentralized DAG-Based Consensus Algorithm

... Verifiable Random Function The verifiable random function introduced by Micali, Rabin and Vadhan [MRV99] is a type of pseudorandom function by which anyone can verify the validity of the ... See full document

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An Efficient E2E Verifiable E voting System without Setup Assumptions

An Efficient E2E Verifiable E voting System without Setup Assumptions

... drawn from previ- ous works, specifically, code-voting and double ballots from [7], and secret-sharing homomorphisms from [8], but also introduces a number of novel elements that enable us to prove ... See full document

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Unique  Signature  with  Short  Output  from  CDH  Assumption

Unique Signature with Short Output from CDH Assumption

... are verifiable random functions, the scheme [6] is a strongly un- forgeable signature, and the others are verifiable unpredictable functions (unique ...differs from that of ... See full document

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A Novel CCA-Secure Verifiable Authenticated Encryption Scheme Using BSDH and q-SDH Assumptions

A Novel CCA-Secure Verifiable Authenticated Encryption Scheme Using BSDH and q-SDH Assumptions

... the functions of public key encryption and digital ...novel verifiable authenticated encryp- tion (VAE) scheme with the functionality of recipient ...the random oracle proof ... See full document

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Digital  Signatures  with  Minimal  Overhead  from  Indifferentiable  Random  Invertible  Functions

Digital Signatures with Minimal Overhead from Indifferentiable Random Invertible Functions

... ideal random invertible permutation model. Unfortunately, unlike for random oracles, there is no standard cryptographic object which could be used to directly instantiate random invertible ... See full document

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Efficient  Non-Interactive  Verifiable  Outsourced  Computation  for  Arbitrary  Functions

Efficient Non-Interactive Verifiable Outsourced Computation for Arbitrary Functions

... non-interactive verifiable out- sourced computation based on FHE without using garble circuit, which eliminat- ed the large public key from Gennaro et ...several random inputs in the offline ... See full document

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Multi-Input  Functional  Encryption  in  the  Private-Key  Setting:  Stronger  Security  from  Weaker  Assumptions

Multi-Input Functional Encryption in the Private-Key Setting: Stronger Security from Weaker Assumptions

... Key-encapsulation techniques in functional encryption. Key encapsulation (also known as “hybrid encryption”) is an extremely useful approach in the design of encryption schemes, both for improved efficiency and for ... See full document

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A  Survey  of  Two  Verifiable  Delay  Functions

A Survey of Two Verifiable Delay Functions

... ` from the set Primes(2λ) instead of Primes(λ); otherwise there is a ˜ O(2 λ/2 ) time attack on the non-interactive succinct ...` from Primes(2λ) makes the attack time ˜ O(2 λ ), which is ...the ... See full document

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Simple  Verifiable  Delay  Functions

Simple Verifiable Delay Functions

... parameter from T to T /2 at the cost of having two instead just one statement to ...the random exponent r) if the original statement was wrong, no matter what µ the malicious prover did ... See full document

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A  Linearly  Homomorphic  Signature  Scheme  From  Weaker  Assumptions

A Linearly Homomorphic Signature Scheme From Weaker Assumptions

... Homomorphic signature schemes allow to check the correctness of a com- putations result without having to perform the computation oneself. This allows a client to delegate computations to a computationally more pow- ... See full document

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Constrained  Verifiable  Random  Functions

Constrained Verifiable Random Functions

... Related work. VRFs have been constructed in bilinear groups by Lysyanskaya [Lys02] and Dodis [Dod03]. Based on Boneh-Boyen signatures [BB04b], Dodis and Yampolskiy [DY05] gave the first efficient scheme that is secure ... See full document

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On  Publicly  Verifiable  Delegation  From  Standard  Assumptions

On Publicly Verifiable Delegation From Standard Assumptions

... While the group structure and bilinear map enable public verification, they only support a limited set of homomorphic operations, namely quadratic polynomials. As a result, we can only handle protocols where both the ... See full document

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Verifiable  Random  Functions  from  Standard  Assumptions

Verifiable Random Functions from Standard Assumptions

... construction from a special type of identity-based key encapsulation ...complexity assumptions, the exceptions [28, 11, 2, 29] were mentioned ...interactive assumptions to prevent circular arguments, ... See full document

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Post-quantum  verifiable  random  functions  from  ring  signatures

Post-quantum verifiable random functions from ring signatures

... seemingly random nonces or data either on a trusted or untrusted channel is the hardness of verify- ing the correctness of such ...systems. Verifiable random functions[1] presented by Micali ... See full document

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF IDENTITY-BASED ENCRYPTION WITH TRADITIONAL PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION IN WIRELESS NETWORK

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF IDENTITY-BASED ENCRYPTION WITH TRADITIONAL PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION IN WIRELESS NETWORK

... the random oracle model is quite controversial, an important open problem after the construction of the Boneh-Franklin scheme was to develop an identity based encryption scheme which is provably secure in the ... See full document

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