Towards Scalable Threshold Cryptosystems
summary
Provides concrete algorithms and measurements: uses KZG commitments plus a polynomial multi-point evaluation to build an authenticated multi-point evaluation tree that drops VSS dealing from impractical (claimed “year”-scale in the naive baseline) to minutes and seconds in experiments, and replaces quadratic aggregation (O(t^2)) for BLS/Lagrange interpolation with O(t log^2 t) (turning tens of hours into tens of seconds at extreme scale, and minutes into ~1–2 s at large scale). Implementation and data sit in a public GitHub repo.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Motivation
- 2:15Threshold Signatures
- 3:43Why Threshold Signatures
- 4:46Two Challenges
- 6:43Secret Sharing
- 8:09verifiable secret sharing
- 11:52polynomial multipoint evaluation
- 14:19scaling aggregation
- 15:04bls threshold signature
- 17:24Summary
- 18:36Extra Time
- 19:26FK VSS
- 22:46Conclusion
- 27:14Public Parameters
- 28:05Intuitive Explanation
- 28:56Generalization
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