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Let’s come back to IPMI Campus and enjoy your special weekend with the friends and family of IPMI!
Enjoy #IPMIFamilyDay2019 with Bazaar, Fun Games, Fun Auction, and Door Prize.
Tell your ex-classmates and bring your family to this special occasion, everyone is welcomed.
The #IPMIFamilyDay2019 will be started at 10 am ’till drop.
Let’s reconnect again to the IPMI Family!
Don’t forget to take photos during the Alumni event, tag and mention our @ipmicampus Instagram with hashtag #IPMIFamilyDay2019 and #IPMIHomecoming!
PS: This special event is presented by IPMI Alumni Association (Ikatan Alumni IPMI) and IPMI Alumni Office Affairs.Q: Are my hearing aids really kaput if they get wet?
A: If you only knew how often we get this important question. As powerful as they are, hearing aids — like all electronics — have a couple of Achilles’ heels, and one of them is water. The moisture could come from a swimming pool, a shower, or even the sweat from working out or soaking up a hot summer day, but it all comes down to this: Wetness can permanently put your hearing aids out of commission.
The early symptoms of LD can be mild and easily overlooked. People who are aware of the risk of lyme disease in their communities and who do not ignore the sometimes subtle early symptoms are most likely to seek medical attention and treatment early enough to be assured of a full recovery.
If you think you have lyme disease symptoms you should see your physician immediately. The EM rash, which may occur in up to 90% of the reported cases, is a specific feature of lyme disease, and treatment should begin immediately.
Even in the absence of an EM rash, diagnosis of early lyme diasease should be made on the basis of symptoms and evidence of a tick bite, not blood tests, which can often give false results if performed in the first month after initial infection (later on, the tests are more reliable). If you live in an endemic area, have symptoms consistent with early LD and suspect recent exposure to a tick, present your suspicion to your doctor so that he or she may make a more informed diagnosis.if.... (Anderson, 1968): Barbican Cinema, 8.15pm
To celebrate 100 years of the Critics’ Circle, the oldest organisation of its kind in the world, the Barbican are screening the series The Film That Changed My Life. Tonight's movie is introduced by Time Out film editor Dave Calhoun.
Chicago Reader review:
Lindsay Anderson indulges his taste for social allegory
with a tale of a repressive boys' school rocked by student
revolutionaries who listen to African music. Though clearly about Mother
England and her colonies, the film found its popular success, in that
distant summer of 1969, in being taken quite literally. Anderson
deserves credit for sniffing out the cryptofascist side of the student
movement, and his presentation of oppression—sexual and social—is very
forceful. Yet the film finally succumbs to its own abstraction with an
ending that satisfies neither symbolism nor wish fulfillment.
Dave Kehr
Here is an extract.For its September fall fashion issue, Marie Claire enlisted fine artist Dan Estabrook to create portraits of IMG mod and actress Hari Nef. Famous for his take on daguerreotype photography, Estabrook portrays 24-year-old Nef in the vintage-style photography with a watercolor-like element and a touch of what resembles a Snapchat or Insta filter (that flower crown!). Inside, Nef dishes on the essentials. Get to know the mod and actress!
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The world of Baroque was originally intended to have an area referred to as the “Quantum Interference Train” or “Quantum Observation Train”. Yonemitsu does not remember the details clearly, but he has said that the protagonist would have been able to board this train in order to interact with distorting NPCs. The Baroque Report series elaborates further on this concept - saying that Neck Person would have appeared (holding cultivation fluid), and that Bag Person would have distorted inside this train.
This poem has been recreated on this website so that every time you refresh the page, the poem will rearrange itself in accordance with these rules.
Huge thanks to @pashiri_ for the photographs of this poem.
Another, earlier experiment in dynamic poetry appears on the old Baroque website. There is not much variance to its structure, but you will also get one of the two possible forms this poem can take each time you refresh this page.
Efficient Lifting for Shorter Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Post-Quantum Signatures

Daniel Kales and Greg Zaverucha

Abstract

MPC-in-the-head based zero-knowledge proofs allow one to prove knowledge of a preimage for a circuit defined over a finite field F. In recent proofs the soundness depends on the size F, and small fields require more parallel repetitions, and therefore produce larger proofs. In this paper we develop and systematically apply lifting strategies to such proof protocols in order to increase soundness and reduce proof size. The strategies are (i) lifting parts of the protocol to extension fields of F, (ii) using reverse- multiplication friendly embeddings to pack elements of F into a larger field and (iii) to use an alternative circuit representation. Using a combination of these strategies at different points in the protocol, we design two new proof systems well suited to small circuits defined over small fields. As a case study we consider efficient constructions of post-quantum signatures, where a signature is a proof of knowledge of a one-way function preimage, and two commonly used one-way functions are defined over small fields (AES and LowMC). We find that carefully applying these lifting strategies gives shorter signatures than the state-of-the-art: our AES-based signatures are 1.3x shorter than Banquet (PKC 2021) and our LowMC-based signatures are almost 2x shorter than the NIST-candidate algorithm Picnic3. We implement our schemes and provide benchmarks. Finally, we also give other optimizations: some generally applicable to this class of proofs, and some specific to the circuits we focused on.

Available format(s)
Category
Public-key cryptography
Publication info
Preprint. MINOR revision.
Keywords
Contact author(s)
gregz @ microsoft com
daniel kales @ iaik tugraz at
History
Short URL
https://ia.cr/2022/588

CC BY

BibTeX

@misc{cryptoeprint:2022/588,
author = {Daniel Kales and Greg Zaverucha},
title = {Efficient Lifting for Shorter Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Post-Quantum Signatures},
howpublished = {Cryptology ePrint Archive, Paper 2022/588},
year = {2022},
note = {\url{https://eprint.iacr.org/2022/588}},
url = {https://eprint.iacr.org/2022/588}
}

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