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A Zero-Knowledge Proof of the ElGamal's Digital Signature

Gao Ji-zhong

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Zero-knowledge proof is a protocol, and ElGamal's digital signature is widely applied. Gives a GMR module of zero-knowledge proof about ElGamal's digital signature which has little computation, high reliability, and easy to implement.

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Zero-knowledge proof is a protocol, and ElGamal's digital signature is widely applied. Gives a GMR module of zero-knowledge proof about ElGamal's digital signature which has little computation, high reliability, and easy to implement.

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Zero-knowledge proof is a protocol, and ElGamal's digital signature is widely applied. Gives a GMR module of zero-knowledge proof about ElGamal's digital signature which has little computation, high reliability, and easy to implement.

Key concepts: ElGamal encryption, ElGamal signature scheme, Zero-knowledge proof, Computer science, Digital Signature Algorithm, Digital signature, Signature (topology), Protocol (science)

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