Titlebook: Advances in Cryptology - CRYPTO 2009; 29th Annual Internat Shai Halevi Conference proceedings 2009 International Association for Cryptologi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8302-1iliated with given groups), in a ., in the sense that the protocol leaks no information about either participant to a party which does not satisfy that participant’s authentication policy. In particular, the protocol hides what group this participant belongs to, and protocol instances involving the

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M. J. G. Appel,J. H. Gillespie,R. Siegertte their credentials to other users, and prove possession of a credential . levels away from a given authority. The size of the proof (and time to compute it) is .(.), where . is the security parameter. The only other construction of delegatable anonymous credentials (Chase and Lysyanskaya, Crypto 2

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Gary M. Landsberg,Rachel Malamedel repetitions. This result holds both in the plain model (without any set-up) and in the Bare Public-Key Model (where the prover and the verifier have registered public keys). We complement this result by showing the existence of a public-coin black-box zero-knowledge proof that remains secure unde

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Canine and Feline Skin Cytologyld, we give a sub-linear size zero-knowledge argument that one committed matrix is the product of two other committed matrices. We also offer a sub-linear size zero-knowledge argument for a committed matrix being equal to the Hadamard product of two other committed matrices. Armed with these tools w

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Curing with ultraviolet radiation,AES-256 .-multicollisions can be constructed in time .·2. and with negligible memory, while we prove that the same task for an ideal cipher of the same block size would require at least . time. Using similar approach and with the same complexity we can also construct .-pseudo collisions for AES-256

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Curing with ultraviolet radiation,cret 8 to 8 bit S-box. We show that if the attacker is allowed to choose the key, the S-box can be recovered in 2. C2 encryptions. Attacking the 56 bit key for a known S-box can be done in complexity 2.. Finally, a C2 implementation with a 8 to 8 bit secret S-box (equivalent to 2048 secret bits) and