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RiceBlock-0.2: secured precision rice farming framework using blockchain technology. [PDF]
Yakubu BM +3 more
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Compact Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Threshold ECDSA With Trustless Setup [PDF]
Threshold ECDSA signatures provide a higher level of security to a crypto wallet since it requires more than t parties out of n parties to sign a transaction. The state-of-the-art bandwidth efficient threshold ECDSA used the additive homomorphic Castagnos and Laguillaumie (CL) encryption based on an unknown order group G, together with a number of zero-
Tsz Hon Yuen, Xiang Xie
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Efficient Threshold-Optimal ECDSA [PDF]
This paper proposes a threshold-optimal ECDSA scheme based on the first threshold signature scheme by Gennaro et al. with efficient non-interactive signing for any $t+1$ signers in the group, provided the total group size is more than twice the threshold
Michaella Pettit
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Fast Threshold ECDSA With Honest Majority [PDF]
ECDSA is a widely adopted digital signature standard. A number of threshold protocols for ECDSA have been developed that let a set of parties jointly generate the secret signing key and compute signatures, without ever revealing the signing key. Threshold protocols for ECDSA have seen recent interest, in particular due to the need for additional ...
Thomas Pelle Jakobsen +2 more
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Low-Bandwidth Threshold ECDSA via Pseudorandom Correlation Generators [PDF]
Digital signature schemes are a fundamental component of secure distributed systems, and the theft of a signing-key might have huge real-world repercussions e.g., in applications such as cryptocurrencies. Threshold signature schemes mitigate this problem by distributing shares of the secret key on several servers and requiring that enough of them ...
Peter Scholl +2 more
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Threshold ECDSA From ECDSA Assumptions: The Multiparty Case [PDF]
Cryptocurrency applications have spurred a resurgence of interest in the computation of ECDSA signatures using threshold protocols---that is, protocols in which the signing key is secret-shared among n parties, of which any subset of size t must interact in order to compute a signature. Among the resulting works to date, that of Doerner et al. requires
Jack Doerner +2 more
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Three-Round (Robust) Threshold ECDSA From Threshold CL Encryption
Threshold ECDSA has become a crucial security component in blockchain and decentralized systems, as it mitigates the risk of a single point of failure. Following the multiplicative-to-additive approach, the state-of-the-art threshold ECDSA (Doerner et al.
Haiyang Xue
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Robust Threshold ECDSA With Online-Friendly Design in Three Rounds [PDF]
Threshold signatures, especially ECDSA, enhance key protection by addressing the single-point-of-failure issue. Threshold signing can be divided into offline and online phases, based on whether the message is required. Schemes with low-cost online phases
Haiyang Xue
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One Round Threshold ECDSA Without Roll Call
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Kalpana Singh, Alexandre Bouez
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Fast Threshold ECDSA With Honest majority1
Journal of Computer Security, 2022ECDSA is a widely adopted digital signature standard. A number of threshold protocols for ECDSA have been developed that let a set of parties jointly generate the secret signing key and compute signatures, without ever revealing the signing key. Threshold protocols for ECDSA have seen recent interest, in particular due to the need for additional ...
Jesper Buus Nielsen, Ivan Damgård
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