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Cryptography / Public-key cryptography / Commitment scheme / Secret sharing / Computational hardness assumption / Digital signature / Entropy / XTR
Date: 2011-03-20 04:03:37
Cryptography
Public-key cryptography
Commitment scheme
Secret sharing
Computational hardness assumption
Digital signature
Entropy
XTR

Efficient String-Commitment from Weak Bit-Commitment Kai-Min Chung1, , Feng-Hao Liu2, , Chi-Jen Lu3 , and Bo-Yin Yang3 1 2

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