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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Zero knowledge proof"”.

  1. Études in non-interactive zero-knowledge

    N a ZERO-KNOWLEDGE PROOF [GMR85], Prover interactively convinces Verifier that theorem 7r is true in such a way that (a) a corrupt Prover cannot convince Verifier of a false theorem and (b) a corrupt Verifier cannot "learn" anything other than the fact that r is true. In a NON-INTERACTIVE …

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  2. Post-Quantum Verifiable Oblivious Pseudorandom Functions

    … limitations of existing approaches by reducing proof sizes. The key component in our work is the integration of an efficient zero-knowledge proof of knowledge (ZKPoK) protocol. This ZKPoK is notably more efficient than the proof systems used in prior VOPRF constructions, ensuring the …

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  3. Trustworthy Federated Learning Systems: From Secure Distributed Training to Reliable Fine-tuning

    … Federated Learning framework with a Zero-Knowledge Proof of Training (ZKPoT) consensus mechanism that enables verifiable and privacy-preserving coordination among distributed participants. In this framework, clients generate zero-knowledge proofs to demonstrate that local model …

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  4. Signature schemes and applications to cryptographic protocol design

    … is that it admits an efficient protocol for a zero-knowledge proof of knowledge of a signature. Further, we consider the question of revocation of signatures. We obtain an efficient revocation scheme.

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  5. An ECDSA Nullifier Scheme and a Proof of Identity Application

    ZK-SNARKs (Zero Knowledge Succinct Noninteractive ARguments of Knowledge) are one of the most promising new applied cryptography tools: proofs allow anyone to prove a property about some data, without revealing that data. Largely spurred by the adoption of cryptographic primitives in blockchain …

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  6. Teaching AIs to Reason and Code, Confidentially

    … verified by smart contracts, and I demonstrate zero-knowledge-proof workflows that preserve user privacy. To sustain performance, I repurpose Tensor Processing Units as cryptographic accelerators, cutting the latency of homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs by an order of magnitude. …

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  7. Efficient Verifiable Computation Made Easy

    … in both industry and academia. In particular, zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) algorithms are gaining rapid traction due to their strong privacy guarantees. However, they are notoriously computationally intensive, making performance a critical concern. Given the inherent data parallelism and heavy …

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  8. On deploying succinct zero-knowledge proofs

    Zero-knowledge proofs, introduced by Goldwasser, Micali, and Rackoff, are a fundamental building block in theoretical cryptography with numerous applications. Still, the impact of zero-knowledge proofs for building secure systems in practice has been modest at best. Part of this can be explained by …

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  9. The space around BQP

    … complexity related to the power of statistical-zero knowledge proof systems.

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  10. Secure and scalable blockchain mechanisms for IoT applications

    … the security of the IoT network by introducing a Zero-Knowledge Proof-based Mutual Authentication (ZPMA) mechanism, a privacy-preserving mutual authentication mechanism. Utilizing Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP) based on the quadratic residue technique, Z-PMA ensures secure and private mutual …

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  11. Quantification of information flow in cyber physical systems

    <p>"In Cyber Physical Systems (CPSs), traditional security mechanisms such as cryptography and access control are not enough to ensure the security of the system since complex interactions between the cyber portion and physical portion happen frequently. In particular, the physical infrastructure …

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  12. Location Privacy in VANETs: Improved Chaff-Based CMIX and Privacy-Preserving End-to-End Communication

    … then compute an anonymous shared key based on zero-knowledge proof of knowledge (PoK). The efficiency comes from the fact that once the signatures are verified, the ephemeral values in the PoK are also used to compute a shared key through an authenticated Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol. …

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