By a Less Trusted Judge Sample Clauses

By a Less Trusted Judge. Another possible solution would be for Bob to present v = uxb mod p, rather than xb, to the judge. Bob and the judge then engage in a zero-knowledge interactive/non-interactive proof/argument protocol (with Bob as a prover and the judge as a veri er), so that Bob can convince the judge of the fact that v does have the right form. (A possible candidate protocol is a 4-move zero-knowledge proof protocol developed in [12].) b Bob has to be aware of the fact that with this repudiation settlement procedure, the judge can obtain from v, r, s and yb the Di e-Xxxxxxx shared key between Xxxxx and Xxx, namely kDH;ab = gxaxb mod p (= v1=sy r mod p for SCS1). With kDH;ab, the judge can nd out v for other communication sessions between Xxxxx and Xxx, and hence recover the DH;ab b corresponding messages (v = ks yr s mod p for SCS1). Therefore Xxx xxx not rely on this repudiation settlement procedure if the judge is not trusted by either Xxxxx or Bob.
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