Lecture

ROS Attack: Security Analysis

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Description

This lecture delves into the (in)security of ROS, focusing on the k-sum problem and Wagner's k-list algorithm. It explores the implications of ROS Attack for IA, blind signatures, and Schnorr's Blind Signature. The instructors Max Duparc and Christophe Marciot present a detailed analysis of ROS security, including the use of random inhomogeneities in overdetermined solvable linear systems.

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