top | item 46011115 Cryptographers cancel election results after losing decryption key 50 points| awkwardpotato | 3 months ago |arstechnica.com 6 comments order hn newest salawat|3 months ago Cryptography: The arcane art of turning already difficult problem spaces into the same problem space + key management. avidiax|3 months ago I feel the big news here (to me) is that there is a practical privacy preserving verifiable cryptographic voting system. unknown|3 months ago [deleted] s1mplicissimus|3 months ago As if machine based voting were not a democratic nightmare if only people didn't lose their keys.What a pile of garbage N19PEDL2|3 months ago Another way to avoid this problem is to have 4 trustees and to split the key between them using Shamir's algorithm, so that 3 trustees are enough to reconstruct the whole key. abstractspoon|3 months ago You couldn't make this shit up throwawayqqq11|3 months ago In 3.27e15 years you can.
salawat|3 months ago Cryptography: The arcane art of turning already difficult problem spaces into the same problem space + key management.
avidiax|3 months ago I feel the big news here (to me) is that there is a practical privacy preserving verifiable cryptographic voting system.
s1mplicissimus|3 months ago As if machine based voting were not a democratic nightmare if only people didn't lose their keys.What a pile of garbage
N19PEDL2|3 months ago Another way to avoid this problem is to have 4 trustees and to split the key between them using Shamir's algorithm, so that 3 trustees are enough to reconstruct the whole key.
abstractspoon|3 months ago You couldn't make this shit up throwawayqqq11|3 months ago In 3.27e15 years you can.
salawat|3 months ago
avidiax|3 months ago
unknown|3 months ago
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s1mplicissimus|3 months ago
What a pile of garbage
N19PEDL2|3 months ago
abstractspoon|3 months ago
throwawayqqq11|3 months ago