Tweed: Adaptively Secure Lattice-Based Two-Round Threshold Signatures
Kaijie Jiang, Stefano Tessaro, Hoeteck Wee, Chenzhi Zhu
2026Year
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Abstract
This paper gives the first lattice-based two-round threshold signature scheme that tolerates the adaptive corruption of up to out of signers. Our construction is based on the MLWE and MSIS assumptions. We substantially improve upon the only existing adaptively secure lattice-based construction, recently given by Katsumata, Reichle, and Takemure (CRYPTO '24), which requires five rounds.
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