SETLA: Signature and Encryption from Lattices
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Cited in
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- LIGA: a cryptosystem based on the hardness of rank-metric list and interleaved decoding
- SMILE: set membership from ideal lattices with applications to ring signatures and confidential transactions
- Post-quantum secure hybrid signcryption from lattice assumption
- A signcryption scheme based learning with errors over rings without trapdoor
- A fully secure lattice-based signcryption with designated equality test in standard model
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