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and simulated transcripts are the same. A given valid transcript occurs with
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and simulated transcripts are the same. A given valid transcript occurs with
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probability $1/2^{130}$.
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probability $1/2^{130}$.
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\item \TODO
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\item $\mathsf{ID}_{CGI2}$ can be used for authentication if a client
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(prover) proves to a server (verifier) the possession of a password
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without actually revealing it. The client shares a commitment with the
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server and as soon as the client wants to log-in, it receives a challenge
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from the server. If the client can successfully pass the challenge (i.e.,
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the response from the client is equal to the commitment), it is
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authenticated with the server.
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The advantage of such a scheme over conventional password-based
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authentication is that the secret is never transmitted to anyone.
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Futhermore, the commitment is also not vulnerable to dictionary attacks,
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as is common with stored password hashes on the server's side.
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\item \TODO
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\item \TODO
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