Lecture

Privacy-preserving Authentication: Tokens and Credentials

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This lecture covers the implementation of privacy pass for authentication, focusing on obtaining and spending tokens to achieve unlinkability. It also delves into attribute-based credentials, discussing the properties they should satisfy, such as unforgeability and selective disclosure. The instructor explains how blind signatures and verifier unlinkability contribute to enhancing privacy in authentication schemes.

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