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A note on the hopes for Fully Homomorphic Signatures

Stefano Ottolenghi2019-08-292023-07-190

This is taken from my Master Thesis on Homomorphic Signatures over Lattices. See also But WHY is the Lattices Bounded Distance Decoding Problem difficult?. What are homomorphic signatures Imagine that…

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