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Key Exchange and anonymity issue
If Alice (sender) sends a private message embedded with public key of the Bob(recipient) through onion network, so in this key exchange, does Bob remains anonymous to Alice as Alice knows about the ...
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Anonymity in end to end encryption
Considering a scenario of anonymous data transfer between seller and buyer using proxies. If we consider that there are three proxies that are being selected by buyer to obtain data from different ...
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Can a LIRA system work with cjdns or other decentralized meshnets?
LIRA (Lightweight Incentivized Routing for Anonymity) is a scheme to incentivize participants in Tor to contribute resources, in particular bandwidth.
The paper talks about it being used for Tor. Can ...
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What crypto system allows for 3 parties: Party 1 who makes an assertion, Party 2 mutates the assertion, Party 3 validates it
I'm looking for the cryptographic equivalent of a Drivers license where the issuer can be verified, the issuer doesn't need to know who you showed the drivers license to, but also allows ...
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Current Status of mixnets for voting
I am currently doing some research on universally verifiable mixnets, but it seems to me that there are too few papers about them after 2006 or so and most of them come from the team of Douglas ...
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Is it possible to create a Bilinear Function with Already Assigned “Multiplicative” Input Groups?
Assume that we have an already assigned Multiplicative Cyclic Group $\mathbb Z_p^*$ with order $q=p-1$, and $p$ is a prime number, is it possible to create a bilinear function $\hat{e}: \mathbb Z_p^* ...
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Anonymous trust/reputation system
Suppose there are 3 persons, Alice, Bob and Peter.
They are identified by their pseudonyms (public RSA keys).
Alice has a key Alice, Bob has ...
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Is there any serious discussion about using blinding intermediaries in digital currency scenarios?
A digital currency system like Lucre (OpenTransaction) creates a coin by a mint blind signing the output of a hash function, which the payer then unblinds and pairs with the input to the has function.
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