An Anonymous Story
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Revisiting Keyed-Verification Anonymous Credentials Michele Orrù CNRS m@orru.net Abstract Keyed-verification anonymous credentials (KVACs) have demonstrated their practicality through large-scale deployments in Apple, Google, Signal, and Tor. Despite their widespread adoption, the theoretical framework underlying KVACs lacks the flexibility needed to support diverse applications, which in general require…
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