Asynchronous Distributed Key Generation
summary
Asynchronous Distributed Key Generation outlines an approach to generate keys in an asynchronous distributed setting to support computationally secure randomness, consensus, and threshold signatures. It focuses on protocols for distributed key generation that work without synchrony assumptions to enable these three applications.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00ASYNCHRONOUS DISTRIBUTED KEY GENERATION FOR COMPUTATIONALLY SECURE RANDOMNESS, CONSENSUS, AND THRESHOLD SIGNATURES.
- 1:24Scalable Consensus Algorithms
- 2:39Primer in Secret Sharing
- 3:49Why? [Partial Synchrony]
- 5:12Why? [Asynchrony]
- 7:29Hybrid-DKG [7]
- 8:15Trusted Setup vs Consensus needs
- 9:13High-Threshold AVSS
- 11:35HAVSS - Properties
- 14:01weak Distributed Key Generation
- 21:05Asynchronous DKG
- 23:02From HAVSS to ADKG
- 24:16WDKG - Properties
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