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Authentication without Identification

Anna Lysyanskaya

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Abstract

Many authentication transactions performed today require us to disclose more information than is strictly needed, just for verification purposes. Fortunately, modern cryptography provides us with a way to solve the verification problem without leaking unnecessary personal information. These techniques are fast, secure, and preserve privacy.

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Many authentication transactions performed today require us to disclose more information than is strictly needed, just for verification purposes. Fortunately, modern cryptography provides us with a way to solve the verification problem without leaking unnecessary personal information. These techniques are fast, secure, and preserve privacy.

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Many authentication transactions performed today require us to disclose more information than is strictly needed, just for verification purposes. Fortunately, modern cryptography provides us with a way to solve the verification problem without leaking unnecessary personal information. These techniques are fast, secure, and preserve privacy.

Key concepts: Computer security, Computer science, Authentication (law), Identification (biology), Cryptography, Personally identifiable information, Internet privacy, Biology

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