Linguistic Approach to Cryptographic Data Sharing

In the paper will be presented a new way of secret sharing algorithms expansion towards additional, linguistic stage, for the generation of the secret linguistic elements. Such a part shall be generated in the form of a linguistic description of the shared data, built by defined context-free grammar. The introduction of linguistic formalism in this scheme will provide additional information required for revealing the secret previously split with any (m, n)-threshold scheme.

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