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Title:
An Efficient Non-Interactive Statistical Zero-Knowledge Proof System for Quasi-Safe Prime Products
Authors: Rosario Gennaro, Daniele Micciancio, Tal Rabin
Abstract:We present efficient zero-knowledge proof systems for quasi-safe
prime products and other related languages. Quasi-safe primes are a
relaxation of safe primes, a class of prime numbers useful in many
cryptographic applications.
Our proof systems achieve higher security and better
efficiency than all previously known ones.
In particular, all our proof systems are perfect or statistical
zero-knowledge, meaning that even a computationally
unbounded adversary cannot extract any information
from the proofs.
Moreover, our proof systems are extremely efficient because they do
not use general reductions to NP-complete problems, can be easily
parallelized preserving zero-knowledge, and are non-interactive for
computationally unbounded provers. The prover can also be efficiently
implemented given some trapdoor information and using very little
interaction.
We demonstrate the applicability of quasi-safe primes
by showing how they can be effectively used in the
context of RSA based undeniable signatures to enforce
the use of ``good’’ public keys, i.e.,
keys such that if a signer can convince a recipient
of the validity of a signature, then he won’t be able to
subsequently deny the same signature in case of a dispute.
ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/1998/008
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