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Chapter and Conference Paper
Rotatable Zero Knowledge Sets
Key Transparency (KT) systems allow end-to-end encrypted service providers (messaging, calls, etc.) to maintain an auditable directory of their users’ public keys, producing proofs that all participants have a co...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Secret-Shared Shuffle
Generating additive secret shares of a shuffled dataset - such that neither party knows the order in which it is permuted - is a fundamental building block in many protocols, such as secure collaborative filterin...