SMILE: set membership from ideal lattices with applications to ring signatures and confidential transactions
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- Sub-linear lattice-based zero-knowledge arguments for arithmetic circuits
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- A note on the post-quantum security of (ring) signatures
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- Efficient lattice-based blind signatures via Gaussian one-time signatures
- Compact Multi-Party Confidential Transactions
- Practical sublinear proofs for R1CS from lattices
- Group signatures and more from isogenies and lattices: generic, simple, and efficient
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- Efficient hybrid exact/relaxed lattice proofs and applications to rounding and VRFs
- Toward practical lattice-based proof of knowledge from Hint-MLWE
- Compact ring signatures from learning with errors
- On structure-preserving cryptography and lattices
- Lattice-based threshold, accountable, and private signature
- Bulletproofs++: next generation confidential transactions via reciprocal set membership arguments
- Quantum-Resistant 1-out-of-N Oblivious Signatures from Lattices
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