An Efficient Identity-Based Concurrent Signature Scheme
Jianhong Zhang, Shengnan Gao
Abstract
Jianhong Zhang, Shengnan Gao
Abstract
The concept of concurrent signature was first introduced by Chen, Kudla and Paterson in Eurocrypt'04, it contributes a novel approach for the traditional problem of fair exchange of signatures. Unfortunately we find out that in many concurrent signature schemes based on ring signatures, signers produced a signature, but his own cannot authenticate this signature was indeed produced by himself. To deal with this defect, in this paper, we proposed an efficient ID-based concurrent signature based on a ring signature scheme proposed by Zhang. It is a concurrent signature scheme with self-authenticating which can authenticate that a signer possesses a signature's ownership. Finally, we discuss the performance of our signature.
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The concept of concurrent signature was first introduced by Chen, Kudla and Paterson in Eurocrypt'04, it contributes a novel approach for the traditional problem of fair exchange of signatures. Unfortunately we find out that in many concurrent signature schemes based on ring signatures, signers produced a signature, but his own cannot authenticate this signature was indeed produced by himself. To deal with this defect, in this paper, we proposed an efficient ID-based concurrent signature based on a ring signature scheme proposed by Zhang. It is a concurrent signature scheme with self-authenticating which can authenticate that a signer possesses a signature's ownership. Finally, we discuss the performance of our signature.
Key concepts: Ring signature, Signature (topology), Computer science, Schnorr signature, Identity (music), ElGamal signature scheme, Digital signature, Scheme (mathematics)