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Strong accumulators from collision-resistant hashing

Camacho et al., 2012

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8143754028378673556
Author
Camacho P
Hevia A
Kiwi M
Opazo R
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International Journal of Information Security

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Accumulator schemes were introduced in order to represent a large set of values as one short value called the accumulator. These schemes allow one to generate membership proofs, that is, short witnesses that a certain value belongs to the set. In universal …
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