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Fiat-Shamir Bulletproofs are Non-Malleable (in the Random Oracle Model)
Feb. 15, 2023, 7:54 a.m. |
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ePrint Report: Fiat-Shamir Bulletproofs are Non-Malleable (in the Random Oracle Model)
Chaya Ganesh, Claudio Orlandi, Mahak Pancholi, Akira Takahashi, Daniel Tschudi
Bulletproofs (Bünz et al. IEEE S&P 2018) are a celebrated ZK proof system that allows for short and efficient proofs, and have been implemented and deployed in several real-world systems. In practice, they are most often implemented in their non-interactive version obtained using the Fiat-Shamir transform. A security proof for this setting is necessary for ruling out malleability attacks. …
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