| E. Bibare and A. Shulman. Memory Efficient Divisible Electronic Cash. In CARDIS '98, LNCS 1820. Springer-Verlag, 2000. |
.... know how to prove the zero knowledge property if the verifier can bias the distribution of the challenges when they are large enough, i.e. Order of the multiplicative group KNOWN UNKNOWN Chaum Everste van de Graaf Peralta [7, 6] Order of g Beth [al Girault [12] KNOWN Schnorr [27] Biham Shulnmn [4] Okamoto [24] Order of g Girault Poupard Stern [13, 25] Brickell McCurley 5] UNKNOWN Poupard Stern [26] Fig. 1. Discrete log related schemes when B is non polynomial. As a consequence, we can only prove the security of Schnorr identification against passive adversaries. A solution proposed ....
E. Bibare and A. Shulman. Memory Efficient Divisible Electronic Cash. In CARDIS '98, LNCS 1820. Springer-Verlag, 2000.
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