Universally Verifiable Mix-Net with Verification Work Independent of the Number of Mix-Servers
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This paper presents a universally verifiable Mix-net where the amount of work done by a verifier is independent of the number of mix-servers. Furthermore, the computational task of each mix-server is constant with regard to the number of mix-servers except for some negligible tasks like computing hash function when no disruption occurs. The scheme also provides robustness.
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- 2000-07-25
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