Sherlock Holmes zero-knowledge protocols secure against active attackers

Abstract We present two simple zero-knowledge interactive proofs that can be instantiated with many of the standard decisional or computational hardness assumptions. Compared with traditional zero-knowledge proofs, in our protocols, the verifier starts first, by emitting a challenge, and then, the prover answers the challenge.

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Journal of Mathematical Cryptology
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jmc-2025-0007
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Cryptography and Data Security
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Sherlock Holmes zero-knowledge protocols secure against active attackers

George Teşeleanu
Journal of Mathematical Cryptology
Cryptography and Data Security
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Sherlock Holmes zero-knowledge protocols secure against active attackers

George Teşeleanu
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Abstract We present two simple zero-knowledge interactive proofs that can be instantiated with many of the standard decisional or computational hardness assumptions. Compared with traditional zero-knowledge proofs, in our protocols, the verifier starts first, by emitting a challenge, and then, the prover answers the challenge.

Journal of Mathematical CryptologyVol. 19(1)
Romanian Academy (RO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Cryptography and Data Security
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