Expalin LaGrange Interpolation Polynomial Scheme?
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Answer / Janmejay Kushwaha
The Lagrange Interpolation Polynomial Scheme is a method for constructing a polynomial that passes through given points in a cartesian plane. In cryptography, this scheme is used as the basis for some secret sharing schemes, such as Shamir's Secret Sharing. The idea is to divide a secret into multiple points on the cartesian plane and recover the secret by interpolating the polynomial.
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