https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/077.pdfhttps://eprint.iacr.org/2026/1084.pdfhey guys i just implemented these in c++.. all tests were successful, what do i do with it?> be blind signature algorithm> stranger hands you mathematically censored paperwork> have absolutely no idea what you're signing> check credentials> predicate evaluates true> sign it anyway> hand it back> later see the signature in the wild> can't even tell if it's yours> "working as intended"> congratulations you have automated the governmentproof im not bullshitting..
Lambdaplusjs, an imageboard on Tor, uses blind signatures to let people post without captcha (or when the spam rate was higher, a mod having to approve all the posts) without allowing the admin to distinguish one user using the system from another as accounts would.
>>17035154fascinating... is it post quantum though?im working on the trapdoor part right now, quite a piece of work.cloudflare uses it too, never heard of that tor forum you described
>>17035155>is it post quantum though?No, it just uses the classic RSA algorithm. But fortunately a quantum computer wouldn't be able to deanonymize users, only spam the site at will.
>>17035157hmm i see... doesnt the biggest attack vector remain tor itself though for deanon by quantum computer.... well. spamming the site i guess, aight. i suppose they will make it PQR one day..anyhow im eating chicken wings drinking coca cola and doing some AI-herding to speed things up. what a life.
>>17035107that's some pretty clean C++
>>17035393glad you think so brother
>>17035443got some more snippets? also, how long have you been writing C++?
>>17035699patirckk1994/tradep2p2 on github repo...(yes my name is spelled wrong there, somehow it happened, nvm, but thats the repo)ive been learning c++ for over a decade now before there was even AI and sometimes i use AI to speed things up...check out the newest branch!
>>17035699i do whatever gets things done.glad you can appreciate it brother
