Information-Theoretic Broadcast with Dishonest Majority for Long Messages
Information-Theoretic Broadcast with Dishonest Majority for Long Messages
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长消息的不诚实多数的信息论广播
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2018
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通讯作者:
R. Ostrovsky
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作者:
Wutichai Chongchitmate;R. Ostrovsky
Byzantine broadcast is a fundamental primitive for secure computation. In a setting with n parties in the presence of an adversary controlling at most t parties, while a lot of progress in optimizing communication complexity has been made for (t < n/2), little progress has been made for the general case (t<n), especially for information-theoretic security. In particular, all information-theoretic secure broadcast protocols for (ell )-bit messages and (t<n) and optimal round complexity ({mathcal {O}}(n)) have, so far, required a communication complexity of ({mathcal {O}}(ell n^2)). A broadcast extension protocol allows a long message to be broadcast more efficiently using a small number of single-bit broadcasts. Through broadcast extension, so far, the best achievable round complexity for (t<n) setting with the optimal communication complexity of ({mathcal {O}}(ell n)) is ({mathcal {O}}(n^4)) rounds.