Efficient non-interactive anonymous communication

Methods for untraceable and anonymous communication, such as anonymous routing networks and dining cryptographers networks, are in general very complex and suffer from high performance overhead of a minimum order of
encryptions for N participants. In this paper, we propose an original approach to untraceable communication that avoids some of the significant shortcomings of existing methods. Using non-interactive privacy-preserving aggregation as an underlying building block we achieve attractive features, including unsurpassed low computational and transmission overhead of only 3 encryptions per participant in only a single round.