Explore a presentation on a cryptographic paper discussing two-round password-authenticated key exchange (PAKE) protocols derived from approximate smooth projective hash functions and their implementations using lattice-based cryptography. Delve into the research by Jiang Zhang and Yu Yu, which was showcased at Asiacrypt 2017, to gain insights into advanced cryptographic techniques and their practical applications in secure communication systems.
Two Round PAKE from Approximate SPH and Instantiations from Lattices
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Two Round PAKE from Approximate SPH and Instantiations from Lattices
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