Linearly Homomorphic Structure-Preserving Signatures and Their Applications
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- Threshold structure-preserving signatures
- Structure-preserving signatures from standard assumptions, revisited
- Practical homomorphic message authenticators for arithmetic circuits
- A compiler for multi-key homomorphic signatures for Turing machines
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- Short group signatures via structure-preserving signatures: standard model security from simple assumptions
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- Tracing a linear subspace: application to linearly-homomorphic group signatures
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- Linearly-homomorphic signatures and scalable mix-nets
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- Threshold and multi-signature schemes from linear hash functions
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- Traceable receipt-free encryption
- Fully-succinct multi-key homomorphic signatures from standard assumptions
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- Practical traceable receipt-free encryption
- Protecting data privacy in publicly verifiable delegation of matrix and polynomial functions
- Efficient fully structure-preserving signatures and shrinking commitments
- Authenticating computation on groups: new homomorphic primitives and applications
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