<p>Pilaram and Eghlidos designed a threshold multistage secret sharing scheme (SSS) with the security relying on an approximate shortest vector problem (SVP). This scheme is quantum secure. In 2022, Yang <i>et al</i> showed that an adversary with sufficient pseudo-shares could reconstruct the unrecovered secrets. They provided countermeasures to protect the scheme from this attack but with extensions in the size of the shares. They also used <i>m</i> permutations in the modified scheme. In this study, we modify the Pilaram and Eghlidos scheme to achieve a multistage nature without any extra cost of storage consumption. We only use one hash function in share generation. Our modified version is shown to be better than Yang <i>et al</i>’s version.</p>

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Improved lattice-based multistage secret sharing scheme

  • Ramakant Kumar,
  • Sahadeo Padhye

摘要

Pilaram and Eghlidos designed a threshold multistage secret sharing scheme (SSS) with the security relying on an approximate shortest vector problem (SVP). This scheme is quantum secure. In 2022, Yang et al showed that an adversary with sufficient pseudo-shares could reconstruct the unrecovered secrets. They provided countermeasures to protect the scheme from this attack but with extensions in the size of the shares. They also used m permutations in the modified scheme. In this study, we modify the Pilaram and Eghlidos scheme to achieve a multistage nature without any extra cost of storage consumption. We only use one hash function in share generation. Our modified version is shown to be better than Yang et al’s version.