COD-ssi enables mutual privacy in SSI credential exchanges by using OPRFs for claim-oblivious disclosure, with formal security verification and a prototype showing moderate overhead.
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CTiKG pipeline improves named entity recognition by 3-4% and relation extraction by up to 8% on DNRTI-AUG-STIX2 and other CTI benchmarks by adding context-aware hybrid NLP and ontology knowledge.
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