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Threshold ECDSA with an Offline Recovery Party [PDF]
A $(t,n)-$ threshold signature scheme enables distributed signing among $n$ players such that any subgroup of size $t$ can sign, whereas any group with fewer players cannot. Our goal is to produce signatures that are compatible with an existing centralized signature scheme: the key generation and signature algorithm are replaced by a communication ...
Battagliola M. +3 more
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Securing DNSSEC Keys via Threshold ECDSA from Generic MPC [PDF]
Deployment of DNSSEC, although increasing, still suffers from many practical issues that results in a false sense of security. While many domains outsource zone management, they also have to outsource DNSSEC key management to the DNS operator, making the operator an attractive target for attackers.
Anders P. K. Dalskov +4 more
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Bandwidth-Efficient Zero-Knowledge Proofs For Threshold ECDSA
Abstract In most threshold Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) signatures using additively homomorphic encryption, the zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs related to the ciphertext or the message space are the bottleneck in terms of bandwidth as well as computation time.
Handong Cui +4 more
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Threshold ECDSA for Decentralized Asset Custody. [PDF]
The surge of interest in decentralization-enabling technologies sparked by the recent success of Bitcoin and other blockchains has led to several new challenges in cryptography and protocol design.
Adam Gagol +3 more
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Bandwidth-Efficient Robust Threshold ECDSA in Three Rounds [PDF]
Threshold ECDSA schemes distribute the capability of issuing signatures to multiple parties. They have been used in practical MPC wallets holding cryptocurrencies.
Yingjie Lyu +6 more
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Batch Range Proof: How to Make Threshold ECDSA More Efficient [PDF]
With the demand of cryptocurrencies, threshold ECDSA recently regained popularity. So far, several methods have been proposed to construct threshold ECDSA, including the usage of OT and homomorphic encryptions (HE).
Guofeng Tang +4 more
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Strength in Numbers: Threshold ECDSA to Protect Keys in the Cloud. [PDF]
Side-channel attacks utilize information leakage in the implementation of an otherwise secure cryptographic algorithm to extract secret information. For example, adversaries can extract the secret key used in a cryptographic algorithm by observing cache ...
Marc Green 0001, Thomas Eisenbarth 0001
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Threshold ECDSA in Two Rounds [PDF]
We propose the first two-round multi-party signing protocol for the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) in the threshold-optimal setting, reducing the number of rounds by one compared to the state of the art (Doerner et al., S&P \u2724 ...
Yingjie Lyu +3 more
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A Survey of ECDSA Threshold Signing. [PDF]
Threshold signing research progressed a lot in the last three years, especially for ECDSA, which is less MPC-friendly than Schnorr-based signatures such as EdDSA.
Jean-Philippe Aumasson +2 more
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Hardware-Friendly Robust Threshold ECDSA in an Asymmetric Model.
We propose Asymmetric Robust Threshold ECDSA (ART-ECDSA), a robust and hardware-friendly threshold ECDSA protocol designed for asymmetric settings where one participant is a resource-constrained hardware device.
Hankyung Ko +3 more
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