cryptography - Is there a standard for threshold (m out of n) cryptosystems? -


i'd use m out of n cryptosystem storing sensitive data (2 out of 3 exact). i've learned wikipedia it's called threshold cryptosystem, haven't found practical implementations.

for regular public key cryptography have standards pem , implementations openssl ready use. there similar m out of n cryptography? avoid having invent own ways store (serialize) keys , encrypt them password. of trivial use openssl. , worst thing relying on homebrew implementation of crypto algorithm.

i'm interested in python libraries, i'd hear if there standard , implementation in language.

well, it's homebrew implementation, think it's pretty good. , it's in python. take @ http://programmingpraxis.com/2011/06/17/adi-shamirs-threshold-scheme/.


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