SPHF-friendly non-interactive commitments
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(18)- Smooth NIZK arguments
- All-but-many encryption
- Private set intersection: new generic constructions and feasibility results
- Efficient and round-optimal oblivious transfer and commitment with adaptive security
- Generic construction of UC-secure oblivious transfer
- One-round strong oblivious signature-based envelope
- New techniques for SPHFs and efficient one-round PAKE protocols
- Beating the birthday paradox in dining cryptographer networks
- Adaptive oblivious transfer and generalization
- Structure-preserving smooth projective hashing
- A new general framework for secure public key encryption with keyword search
- Implicit zero-knowledge arguments and applications to the malicious setting
- Removing erasures with explainable hash proof systems
- Fine-grained cryptography revisited
- Almost optimal oblivious transfer from QA-NIZK
- Universal composable password authenticated key exchange for the post-quantum world
- A framework for witness encryption from linearly verifiable SNARKs and applications
- \textsc{Leap}: a fast, lattice-based OPRF with application to private set intersection
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