Lattice Assumptions with Hints: Succinct LWE and its Applications
summary
Proposes a family of succinct LWE assumptions and shows how a public trapdoor yields a practical matrix commitment that compresses n×L matrices to n×m commitments; from that it builds distributed broadcast encryption with polylog-size ciphertexts and key-policy ABE with succinct ciphertexts by committing the attribute encoding. Construction uses Merkle-style recursion to make the public trapdoor size independent of L (critical bound 2 m^2), and the main open goal is basing decomposed LWE on plain LWE or a worst-case lattice problem.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Lattice assumptions and LWE
- 4:18Succinct LWE overview
- 16:42Hardness axes and trade-offs
- 21:38Matrix commitment scheme
- 27:39Distributed broadcast encryption
- 37:12Succinct attribute-based encryption
- 44:17Matrix commitments from LWE
- 52:52Summary and open problems
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