Zero-Knowledge Proof of Training Secures Federated Consensus
Research introduces ZKPoT consensus, leveraging zk-SNARKs to cryptographically verify machine learning contributions without exposing private training data or model parameters.
Lattice-Based Anonymous Authentication Enables Dynamic User Management
This research introduces the first lattice-based k-times anonymous authentication scheme supporting dynamic user management and post-quantum security, enhancing privacy systems.
Enhancing Quantum Oblivious Transfer with Efficient One-Way Function Commitment Schemes
Optimized commitment schemes using one-way functions significantly enhance quantum oblivious transfer efficiency, advancing secure privacy-preserving communication.
Efficient Threshold Signatures Enhance Decentralized Application Security
This research optimizes threshold ECDSA by leveraging homomorphic encryption, enabling robust, efficient distributed signing with reduced communication overhead for decentralized applications.
Scaling zkSNARKs through Application and Proof System Co-Design
This research introduces "silently verifiable proofs" and a co-design approach to drastically reduce communication costs for scalable, privacy-preserving analytics.
Silently Verifiable Proofs Revolutionize Private Aggregation Scalability
Introducing silently verifiable proofs, this research enables constant server-to-server communication for zero-knowledge batch verification, fundamentally advancing privacy-preserving analytics at scale.
