Explore the evolution from 5-pass Merkle-Quant (MQ) based identification to MQ-based signatures in this 30-minute talk presented at Asiacrypt 2016. Delve into the process of converting identification schemes to signatures, understand the context, and learn about the mechanics behind this transformation. Examine the structure of the signature scheme and discover techniques for reducing signature size. Follow along with a practical example to solidify your understanding of these cryptographic concepts.
From 5 Pass MQ Based Identification to MQ Based Signatures
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Overview
Converting to signatures
Context
How does it work
Signature scheme
Signature size reduction
Example
Taught by
TheIACR
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