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Blind Schnorr Signatures in the Algebraic Group Model
Schnorr signatures blind signatures algebraic group model
2019/8/2
We study the security of schemes related to Schnorr signatures in the algebraic group model (AGM) proposed by Fuchsbauer, Kiltz, and Loss (CRYPTO 2018), where the adversary can only compute new group ...
Reusing Nonces in Schnorr Signatures
public-key cryptography Schnorr digital signature efficiency
2018/1/19
The provably secure Schnorr signature scheme is popular and efficient. However, each signature requires a fresh modular exponentiation, which is typically a costly operation. As the increased uptake i...
Short Schnorr signatures require a hash function with more than just random-prefix resistance
public-key cryptography digital signatures
2016/1/3
Neven, Smart and Warinschi (NSW) proved, in the generic group
model, that full-length Schnorr signatures require only random-prefix
resistant hash functions to resist passive existential forgery.
An alleged theorem of Neven, Smart and Warinschi (NSW) about
the security of Schnorr signatures seems to have a flaw described in
this report.
Schnorr Signatures in the Multi-User Setting
Schnorr signatures multi-user security unforgeability
2015/12/21
A theorem by Galbraith, Malone-Lee, and Smart (GMLS) from 2002 showed that, for Schnorr
signatures, single-user security tightly implies multi-user security. Recently, Bernstein pointed to an
error ...
Unconditional Tightness Bounds for Generic Reductions: The Exact Security of Schnorr Signatures, Revisited
Schnorr signatures meta-reductions
2014/3/12
A long line of research investigates the existence of tight security reductions for the Schnorr signature scheme. Most of these works presented lower tightness bounds, most recently Seurin (Eurocrypt ...
Limitations of the Meta-Reduction Technique: The Case of Schnorr Signatures
Meta-Reduction Random Oracle Model Schnorr Signature
2013/4/18
We revisit the security of Fiat-Shamir signatures in the non-programmable random oracle model. The well-known proof by Pointcheval and Stern for such signature schemes (Journal of Cryptology, 2000) re...