On 1 March 2015 at 07:24, Michael Hamburg <[email protected]> wrote:
> Perhaps you should use oblivious function evaluation with a user-specific
> secret at the server.  So for example, server has a per-user secret key e,
> and user has a (salted, scrypted) password p.  Let h = hash(p) on some
> curve.
>
> client chooses a uniformly random scalar r.
> client -> server: Q = h^r
> server -> client: P = Q^e = h^er
> client computers P^1/r = h^e, and uses the hash of that point as part of the
> secret key derivation.

I feel sure I'm missing something, but doesn't the server also need h^e?
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