Abstract. Consider a distributed coin-tossing protocol among n processors, where each processor takes turns to broadcast a single message.
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A coin-tossing protocol's insecurity is the maximum change in the output distribution (in the statistical distance) that an adversary can cause. This work ...
Abstract—Ben-Or and Linial (1985) introduced the full infor- mation model for coin-tossing protocols involving n-processors.
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This model considers an adversary who monitors the protocol's communication and intervenes at most once by restarting the processor who just broadcast her ...
Jul 12, 2021 · Historically, the “threshold coin-tossing protocols” have been optimal or asymptotically optimal against various adversary models.
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The coin-tossing protocol is an important research area in cryptography. It generates a random bit with uniform distribution even if some participants might ...
Jul 12, 2021 · "Efficient Distributed Coin-tossing Protocols". {IEEE} International Symposium on Information Theory, {ISIT} 2021, Melbourne, Australia, July 12 ...
Ben-Or and Linial (1985) introduced the full information model for coin-tossing protocols involving $n$ -processors with unbounded computational power using ...
Abstract. Coin-tossing protocols are protocols that generate a random bit with uniform distribution. These protocols are used as a building.
May 1, 2020 · This mimics the procedure of a coin flipping protocol, with each valid move corresponding to a communication between the two parties. Ultimately ...