Unknown Key Share Sample Clauses

Unknown Key Share. In our protocol, each partic- ipant Ui should generate a signature ρi using xi.
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Unknown Key Share. Entity A should not be coerced into sharing a key with entity C when in fact A thinks she is sharing a key with entity B.
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Unknown Key Share. In an unknown key-share attack, an adversary convinces a group of entities that they share a key with the adversary, whereas in fact the key is shared between the group and another party. No Key Control: It should not be possible for any of the participants or an adversary to force the session algorithm to solve DLP with non-negligible probability. In practice, G1 will be the point group on an elliptic curve or the Jocobian group of a hyperelliptic curve over finite field, and G2 will denote a subgroup of the multiplicative group of a finite field.
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Unknown Key Share. Entity i cannot be coerced into sharing a key with entity j without i’s knowledge, i.e., when i believes the key is shared with some entity l /= j.
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