Add to ORKGAbstract Resettably-sound proofs and arguments remain sound even when the prover can reset theverifier, and so force it to use the same random coins in repeated executions of the protocol
In STOC 2000, Canetti, Goldreich, Goldwasser, and Micali put forward the strongest notion of zero-kn...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...
Resettably-sound proofs and arguments maintain soundness even when the prover can reset the verier t...
Resettably-sound proofs and arguments remain sound even when the prover can reset the verifier, and ...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
We introduce the notion of Resettable Zero-Knowledge (rZK), a new security measure for cryptographic...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
We show how to construct a O(1)-round resettably-sound zero-knowledge argument of knowledge based on...
We introduce the notion of Resettable Zero-Knowledge (rZK), a new security measure for cryptographic...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
Abstract. While 4-round constructions of zero-knowledge arguments are known based on the existence o...
In STOC 2000, Canetti, Goldreich, Goldwasser, and Micali put forward the strongest notion of zero-kn...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...
Resettably-sound proofs and arguments maintain soundness even when the prover can reset the verier t...
Resettably-sound proofs and arguments remain sound even when the prover can reset the verifier, and ...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
We introduce the notion of Resettable Zero-Knowledge (rZK), a new security measure for cryptographic...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
We show how to construct a O(1)-round resettably-sound zero-knowledge argument of knowledge based on...
We introduce the notion of Resettable Zero-Knowledge (rZK), a new security measure for cryptographic...
In FOCS 2001 Barak et al. conjectured the existence of zero-knowledge arguments that remain secure a...
Abstract. While 4-round constructions of zero-knowledge arguments are known based on the existence o...
In STOC 2000, Canetti, Goldreich, Goldwasser, and Micali put forward the strongest notion of zero-kn...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...
In the bare public-key model (BPK in short), each verifier is assumed to have deposited a public key...