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Abstract: It is typical for a cryptographic technology to be useful in its primary goal and applications, yet to exhibit also a dark side, namely to allow abuses in some other situations. Examples are subliminal channels in strong (randomized) signature schemes, employing authentication for encryption, kleptography exploiting strong randomness, etc. Threshold cryptography was introduced to realize better security and availability. However, its \dark side" has never been addressed seriously. We... (Update)
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S. Xu and M. Yung. On the Dark Side of Threshold Cryptography. Financial Crypto'02. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/704092.html More
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42 Abuse-Free Optimistic Contract Signing - Garay, Jakobsson et al.
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21 Timed Commitments (context) - Boneh, Naor
19 Kleptography: using Cryptography Against Cryptography (context) - Young, Yung
18 Abuse-free Multi-party Contract Signing - Garay, MacKenzie
17 Distance-Bounding Protocols (context) - Brands, Chaum
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6 Re ections on Trusting Trust (context) - Thompson
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3 Identi cation Tokens-or: Solving the Chess Grandmaster Probl.. (context) - Beth, Desmedt
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1 The History of Subliminal Channels (context) - Simmon - 1998
1 A Weakness of Undeniable Signature (context) - Desmedt, Yung
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