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Secret sharing

Secret sharing (also called secret splitting) refers to methods for distributing a secret among a group, in such a way that no individual holds any intelligible information about the secret, but when a sufficient number of individuals combine their 'shares', the secret may be reconstructed. Whereas insecure secret sharing allows an attacker to gain more…

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Importance

"Secure" versus "insecure" secret sharing

Limitations

Trivial secret sharing

Efficient secret sharing

Proactive secret sharing

Verifiable secret sharing

Computationally secure secret sharing

Multi-secret and space efficient (batched) secret sharing

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Secret sharing

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Edges53
Triples82
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
Components1

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Secret sharing

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related to External links · 19
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related to Computationally secure secret sharing · 16
Secret sharing → Alternate, Data, For, GB, IDA, IDA-produced, If, In, Next, One, Rabin's, Rabin's IDA, Shamir, Shamir's, The, This IDA
related to Multi-secret and space efficient (batched) secret sharing · 11
Secret sharing → Abhishek Parakh, An, Franklin, In, Matthew, Moti Yung, Some, Subhash Kak, They, This, Web
related to Importance · 8
Secret sharing → Each, Examples, Increasing, Secret, So, This, Traditional, Traditionally
related to Using the Chinese remainder theorem · 6
Secret sharing → Asmuth-Bloom's Schemes, Chinese, Mignotte's, The Chinese, There, They
see also · 6
Secret sharing → Access, Chinese, Orthogonal, Publicly, Used, When
related to Verifiable secret sharing · 5
Secret sharing → Michael Ben-Or, MPC, Such, Tal Rabin, VSS
related to Limitations · 3
Secret sharing → Common, For, Several
related to "Secure" versus "insecure" secret sharing · 2
Secret sharing → Consequently, Consider
related to Ramp schemes · 2
Secret sharing → Hirosuke Yamamoto's, This

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Secret sharingis aimportant primitive in several protocols for secure multiparty computation0.90text
Vanish can make data irrecoverable within their own system after a timeinstance ofalthough tools and techniques0.80text
it is not possible to force the deletion of data once a malicious user has seen itinstance ofalthough tools and techniques0.80text
Secret sharingrelated to "Secure" versus "insecure" secret sharingConsider0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to "Secure" versus "insecure" secret sharingConsequently0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingThe0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingIf0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingGB0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingAlternate0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingOne0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingRabin's0.60section
Secret sharingrelated to Computationally secure secret sharingIDA0.60section

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