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Security level of CGGMP protocol
Security level is defined as set of parameters in the CGGMP paper. Higher security level gives more security but makes protocol execution slower.
We provide a predefined default SecurityLevel128.
You can define your own security level using macro define_security_level. Be sure that you properly analyzed the CGGMP paper and you understand implications. Inconsistent security level may cause unexpected unverbose runtime error or reduced security of the protocol.
Macros§
- define_
security_ level - Defines security level
Structs§
- Security
Level128 - 128-bits security level
- Security
Level192 - 192-bits security level
Constants§
- M
- Hardcoded value for parameter $m$ of security level
Traits§
- Keygen
Security Level - Security level of CGGMP24 DKG protocol Security level of the DKG protocol
- Security
Level - Security level of the CGGMP24 protocol
Functions§
- max_
exponents_ size - Determines max size of exponents