FE for inner products and its application to decentralized ABE
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- Predicate encryption from lattices: enhanced compactness and refined functionality
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- Registered FE beyond predicates: (attribute-based) linear functions and more
- Improved universal thresholdizer from iterative Shamir secret sharing
- Lattice-based multi-authority/client attribute-based encryption for circuits
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