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Collusion-Minimized TLS Attestation Protocol for Decentralized Applications
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Summary
Researchers propose Π_coll-min, a collusion-minimized TLS attestation framework that extends existing DCTLS protocols to support jointly verifiable attestations with distributed verifiers. It combines dx-DCTLS, a transformation layer that makes DCTLS outputs exportable, with a decentralized validation layer built on distributed verifiable random functions (DVRFs) and a threshold signature scheme (TSS). A prototype reduces prover complexity from O(n) to O(1) and stays efficient at high threshold sizes compared with a DECO-based baseline.