On actively secure fine-grained access structures from isogeny assumptions
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- Sashimi: cutting up CSI-FiSh secret keys to produce an actively secure distributed signing protocol
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- Threshold schemes from isogeny assumptions
- VSS from distributed ZK proofs and applications
- Cutting the GRASS: threshold group action signature schemes
- SCALLOP: scaling the CSI-FiSh
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- Round-robin is optimal: lower bounds for group action based protocols
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