To Schnorr and beyond (Part 1)

Warning: extremely wonky cryptography post. Also, possibly stupid and bound for nowhere. One of the hardest problems in applied cryptography (and perhaps all of computer science!) is explaining why our tools work the way they do. After all, we’ve been gifted an amazing basket of useful algorithms from those who came before us. Hence it’s … Continue reading To Schnorr and beyond (Part 1) →

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