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IACR Communications in Cryptology Vol. 0, No. 0, 44 pages. Anonymous Credentials from ECDSA Matteo Frigo and abhi shelat Google, Cambridge, MA, USA Abstract. Anonymous digital credentials allow a user to prove possession of an attribute that has been asserted by an identity issuer without the user revealing any extra information about themselves. For example, a user who has received a digital passport credential can prove their “age is > 18” without revealing any other…
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