2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-44618-9_12
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Verifiable Zero-Knowledge Order Queries and Updates for Fully Dynamic Lists and Trees

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“…Several data structures that offer ZK properties exist. Examples include ZK sets [6], [15]- [17], updatable ZK databases [7], [18], ZK lists [19], [20] and trees [20]. These constructions typically require the size of the data structure to be hidden, which is a property we usually do not need for the applications of committed databases (CD) that we consider in this paper.…”
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“…Several data structures that offer ZK properties exist. Examples include ZK sets [6], [15]- [17], updatable ZK databases [7], [18], ZK lists [19], [20] and trees [20]. These constructions typically require the size of the data structure to be hidden, which is a property we usually do not need for the applications of committed databases (CD) that we consider in this paper.…”
Section: B Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Some works relax this property [12], [21], [22].) On the other hand, for CD it is fundamental that the data structure can be modified dynamically, which is provided only in [7], [18], [20]. We provide a detailed comparison between those constructions and our committed database in Section IX.…”
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