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On Multiplicative Secret Sharing Schemes

Authors: Huaxiong Wang; Kwok-Yan Lam; Guozhen Xiao; Huanhui Zhao;

On Multiplicative Secret Sharing Schemes

Abstract

As known, multiplicative secret sharing schemes over Abelian groups play an important role in threshold cryptography, such as in threshold RSA signature schemes. In this paper we present a new approach for constructing multiplicative threshold schemes over finite Abelian groups, which generalises a scheme proposed by Blackburn, Burmester, Desmedt and Wild in Eurocrypt’96. Our method is based on a notion of multiple perfect hash families, which we introduce in this paper. We also give several constructions for multiple perfect hash families from resolvable BIBD, difference matrix and error-correcting code.

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