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Efficient proof of bid validity with untrusted verifier in homomorphic e‐auction

Peng, 2013

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3331509173909460170
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Peng K
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IET Information Security

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Bid validity proof and verification is an efficiency bottleneck and privacy drawback in homomorphic e‐auction. The existing bid validity proof technique is inefficient and only achieves honest‐verifier zero knowledge (ZK). In this study, an efficient proof and verification …
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