2010 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Efficient Statistical Asynchronous Verifiable Secret Sharing with Optimal Resilience
verfasst von : Arpita Patra, Ashish Choudhary, C. Pandu Rangan
Erschienen in: Information Theoretic Security
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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We present a new statistical
asynchronous verifiable secret sharing
(AVSS) protocol with
optimal resilience
; i.e. with
n
= 3
t
+ 1, where
n
is the total number of participating parties and
t
is the maximum number of parties that can be under the control of a
computationally unbounded active adversary
${\mathcal A}_t$
. Our protocol privately communicates
${\mathcal O}((\ell n^3 + n^4 \kappa) \kappa)$
bits and
A-cast
s
${\mathcal O}(n^3 \log(n))$
bits to simultaneously share ℓ ≥ 1 elements from a finite field
${\mathbb F}$
, where
κ
is the error parameter.
There are only two known statistical AVSS protocols with
n
= 3
t
+ 1, reported in [11] and [26]. The AVSS protocol of [11] requires a private communication of
${\mathcal O}(n^9 \kappa^4)$
bits and
A-cast
of
${\mathcal O}(n^9 \kappa^2 \log(n))$
bits to share a
single
element from
${\mathbb F}$
. Thus our AVSS protocol shows a significant improvement in communication complexity over the AVSS of [11]. The AVSS protocol of [26] requires a private communication of
${\mathcal O}((\ell n^3 + n^4) \kappa)$
bits and
A-cast
of
${\mathcal O}((\ell n^3 + n^4) \kappa)$
bits to share ℓ ≥ 1 elements. However, the shared element(s) may be
$NULL \not \in {\mathbb F}$
. Thus our AVSS is better than the AVSS of [26] due to two reasons: (a) The
A-cast
communication of our AVSS is
independent
of the number of secrets i.e. ℓ; (b) Our AVSS makes sure that the shared value(s) always belong to
${\mathbb F}$
.
Using our AVSS, we design a new primitive called Asynchronous Complete Secret Sharing (ACSS) which is an essential building block of
asynchronous multiparty computation
(AMPC). Using our ACSS scheme, we can design a statistical AMPC with
optimal resilience
; i.e., with
n
= 3
t
+ 1, that privately communicates
${\mathcal O}(n^5 \kappa)$
bits
per multiplication gate
. This will significantly improve the only known statistical AMPC of [8] with
n
= 3
t
+ 1, which privately communicates Ω(
n
11
κ
4
) bits and
A-cast
Ω(
n
11
κ
2
log(
n
)) bits per multiplication gate.