Draft:Fuzzy Vault
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A fuzzy vault is a cryptographic construction where secret data is encrypted using a set, and can be decrypted by someone who knows some fraction of the original set. The concept, as well as an implementation based on error-correcting codes, was first introduced by Ari Juels and Madhu Sudan in a 2002 paper.[1]
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Because the sets need to be similar but not exactly equal, fuzzy vaults are an example of error tolerant cryptography. Fuzzy vaults have been used for biometric authentication.[2]