Optical scheme for cryptographic commitments with physical unclonable keys

09/28/2019
by   Georgios M. Nikolopoulos, et al.
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We investigate the possibility of using multiple-scattering optical media, as resources of randomness in cryptographic tasks pertaining to commitments and auctions. The proposed commitment protocol exploits standard wavefront-shaping and heterodyne-detection techniques, and can be implemented with current technology. Its security is discussed in the framework of a tamper-resistant trusted setup.

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