In a),(nt secret sharing scheme (SS), a dealer divides a secret into n shares in such a way
that (a) the secret can be recovered successfully with t or more than t shares, and (b) the …

A secret sharing scheme divides a secret into multiple shares by a dealer and shared
among shareholders in such a way that any authorized subset of shareholders can …

The (t, n) threshold secret sharing schemes (SSs) were introduced by Shamir and Blakley
separately in 1979. Multilevel threshold secret sharing (MTSS) is a generalization of …

A secret sharing scheme derives from a given secret certain shares (or shadows) which are
distributed to users. The secret can be recovered only by certain predetermined groups. In …

A secret sharing scheme starts with a secret and then derives from it certain shares (or
shadows) which are distributed to users. The secret may be recovered only by certain …

The existing secret sharing schemes cannot be applied directly if the threshold and the
adversary structures are both needed to meet. A secret sharing scheme which can meet the …

Secret sharing scheme is an important method to share secrets among all participants.
Though there are many secret sharing schemes proposed, however, most of the schemes …

Basic (t, n)‐Secret sharing (SS) schemes share a secret among n shareholders by allocating
each a share. The secret can be reconstructed only if at least t shares are available. An …

A general (t, n) secret sharing (SS) scheme with fixed threshold allows a secret to be shared
without considering the time dynamic nature of the security environment. In this paper, we …

In Shamir's (t, n) threshold secret sharing scheme, one secret s is divided into n shares by a
dealer and all shares are shared among n shareholders, such that knowing t or more than t …