Ring signatures let people prove that they are a member of a group without revealing their identity. These groups can be spontaneously created. Wikipedia has a good article.
There are implementations for ring sigs (with elliptic curve keys) floating around the web. I know that the Monero project made one - look up monero-project/urs on github.
How hard would it be to implement these for I2P-Bote?
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"changetime": "2017-01-11T13:19:36",
"description": "Would be pretty freakin' awesome.\n\nRing signatures let people prove that they are a member of a group without revealing their identity. These groups can be spontaneously created. Wikipedia has a good article.\n\nThere are implementations for ring sigs (with elliptic curve keys) floating around the web. I know that the Monero project made one - look up monero-project/urs on github.\n\nHow hard would it be to implement these for I2P-Bote?",
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"component": "apps/plugins",
"summary": "Ring Signatures for I2P Bote",
"priority": "minor",
"keywords": "I2P-Bote anonymity",
"version": "0.9.28",
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"time": "2017-01-11T04:53:54",
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Would be pretty freakin' awesome.
Ring signatures let people prove that they are a member of a group without revealing their identity. These groups can be spontaneously created. Wikipedia has a good article.
There are implementations for ring sigs (with elliptic curve keys) floating around the web. I know that the Monero project made one - look up monero-project/urs on github.
How hard would it be to implement these for I2P-Bote?
Migrated from https://trac.i2p2.de/ticket/1926