Foteinos Mergoupis-Anagnou proposed OSST in the paper, a Schnorr-based threshold zk-identification protocol, which is non-interactive and does not depend on public shares, supporting cheap adoption in untrusted and dynamic environments. Foteinos Mergoupis-Anagnou在论文中提出了OSST,一种基于Schnorr的阈值零知识识别协议,无需交互且不依赖公开份额,支持在无需认证过程或基础设施支持的无许可和动态环境中廉价采用。
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Threshold zk identification protocol allows t members to jointly prove they know a secret
This protocol avoids the registration and authentication of each member's public key, making it suitable for dynamic or untrusted environments
The actual proof content, for example, can be 'we are proving we know the private key x'
Applications include anonymous group authentication, decentralized identity systems, on-chain multi-signature control, IoT collaboration, cross-organization verification, etc.
OSST protocol is non-interactive and does not depend on public shares, supporting asynchronous communication and dynamic member joining