Explore a groundbreaking paper presented at Asiacrypt 2017 that delves into tightly secure signatures derived from five-move identification protocols. Gain insights into the innovative research conducted by Eike Kiltz, Julian Loss, and Jiaxin Pan as they present their findings on enhancing cryptographic security. Discover the implications of this work for the field of cryptography and its potential applications in secure communication systems.
Tightly Secure Signatures From Five Move Identification Protocols
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Tightly secure signatures from five move identification protocols
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