Adaptive security for threshold cryptosystems
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- Adaptively-secure distributed public-key systems
- Efficient oblivious transfer from lossy threshold homomorphic encryption
- Advances in Cryptology – CRYPTO 2004
- Adaptively secure threshold signature scheme in the standard model
- State machine replication under changing network conditions
- Distributed certificateless key encapsulation mechanism secure against the adaptive adversary
- \textsf{Bingo}: adaptivity and asynchrony in verifiable secret sharing and distributed key generation
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- Twinkle: threshold signatures from DDH with full adaptive security
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- Round-optimal, fully secure distributed key generation
- An improved threshold homomorphic cryptosystem based on class groups
- Asymptotically optimal adaptive asynchronous common coin and DKG with silent setup
- Adaptively secure three-round threshold Schnorr signatures from DDH
- Glacius: threshold Schnorr signatures from DDH with full adaptive security
- Simplified adaptively secure threshold BLS signatures
- An improved threshold homomorphic cryptosystem based on class groups
- Dazzle: improved adaptive threshold signatures from DDH
- Distributing keys and random secrets with constant complexity
- HARTS: high-threshold, adaptively secure, and robust threshold Schnorr signatures
- Enhancing threshold group action signature schemes: adaptive security and scalability improvements
- DRAGON: decentralization at the cost of representation after arbitrary GrOupiNg and its applications to sub-cubic DKG and interactive consistency
- Adaptively secure threshold blind BLS signatures and threshold oblivious PRF
- Adaptively secure partially non-interactive threshold Schnorr signatures in the AGM
- Synchronous distributed key generation without broadcasts
- Round-efficient adaptively secure threshold signatures with rewinding
- Tightly secure threshold signatures over pairing-free groups
- Optimal resilient threshold GQ signatures
- Non-interactive identity-based threshold signature scheme without random oracles
- Adaptive cryptographic access control. Foreword by Sylvia L. Osborn
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