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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bit commitment"”.

  1. RELATIVISTIC QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY

    … interactive proofs and cryptography. We propose bit commitment protocols whose security hinges on communication constraints and investigate its limitations. We explain how some non-communicating models can be justified by special relativity and study the limitations of such models. In particular, …

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  2. Relativistic Quantum Tasks

    … of further unique features which are not exhibited by either non-relativistic quantum information or relativistic classical information; as part of this ongoing research programme we develop a new relativistic quantum `paradox' which puts pressure on conventional views about the spatiotemporal …

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  3. Protecting Sensitive Credential Content during Trust Negotiation

    … a well-known technique that incorporates bit commitment within digital credentials. This technique has not been thoroughly explored or implemented in any prior work. In this thesis, a protocol for issuing and showing credentials containing private attributes is discussed and suggested as a …

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  4. Adversarial Two-Party Quantum Interactions in Cryptography and Machine Learning

    … two-party primitives such as coin flipping, bit commitment, and variants of oblivious transfer. We begin by developing the mathematical framework of stochastic selection, which is potentially useful for devising new protocols with improved security for a combination of various tasks. We then …

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