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Jul 28, 2026
Pebble: Normal Threshold ML-DSA
Pebble is a post-quantum threshold signature protocol for ML-DSA that uses discrete-Gaussian partial nonces for stronger security analysis and verifier compatibility. Its Pebble-ADA extension also binds quorum identity, audit metadata, and policy data to standard ML-DSA signatures without changing their published format.
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Maths in Cryptography - Postquantum Cryptography
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Oleksandra (Sasha) Lapiha
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