One-way functions and malleability oracles: hidden shift attacks on isogeny-based protocols
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- A new adaptive attack on SIDH
- Orienteering with one endomorphism
- A new isogeny representation and applications to cryptography
- Exploring SIDH-based signature parameters
- Hidden stabilizers, the isogeny to endomorphism ring problem and the cryptanalysis of pSIDH
- Towards post-quantum key-updatable public-key encryption via supersingular isogenies
- Improved algorithms for finding fixed-degree isogenies between supersingular elliptic curves
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