Information Checking Protocol Sample Clauses

Information Checking Protocol. Moving encryption outside the MPC comes at the price of secret-sharing the plaintexts to preserve privacy. In our setting, the secrets are the entries of each function table of circg, together with the key associated with the output value. Since we work (at least when the network is synchronous) with an honest majority, authentication of the shares is necessary to prevent corrupted parties to tamper with the reconstruction phase. This can be achieved by requiring the dealer (in our setting, fGRBL) to sign the shares using digital signatures, but computing signatures within the MPC of fGRBL is also inefficient. Instead, one can use the Information Checking Protocol by Xxxxx and Xxx-Or [43]. It works over a finite field Fq. For a secret s, the dealer samples uniformly random elements (b, y), and computes c = s + by. Party Pi is given (s, y): the authentication vector. Another party Pj (to whom Pi wishes to forward s at a later time), is given (b, c): the check vector. Upon receiving the couple (s, y) from Pi, party Pj can check that c = s + by. If Pi is corrupted and wants to send s′ ≠ s to Pj, party Pi has to guess the unique y′ solving c = s′b + y′, which they can only do with probability 1/(q − 1), as the field element c − s′b is distributed according to b.
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