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A signcryption scheme based on self-certified cryptography

Zhiyuan Liu, Jing Chen

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Self-certified signcryption can remove key escrow problem and certification management problem. Based on Boneh and Boyen’s short signature scheme, a secure self-certified signcryption scheme is proposed. Under the strong Diffie-Hellman assumption, the new scheme is proved secure, in which it satisfies public verifiability and existential unforgeablity. Furthermore, performance analysis shows that the proposed scheme only requires two pairing evaluations, so it can be used in the power and bandwidth limited environments.

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Self-certified signcryption can remove key escrow problem and certification management problem. Based on Boneh and Boyen’s short signature scheme, a secure self-certified signcryption scheme is proposed. Under the strong Diffie-Hellman assumption, the new scheme is proved secure, in which it satisfies public verifiability and existential unforgeablity. Furthermore, performance analysis shows that the proposed scheme only requires two pairing evaluations, so it can be used in the power and bandwidth limited environments.

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Self-certified signcryption can remove key escrow problem and certification management problem. Based on Boneh and Boyen’s short signature scheme, a secure self-certified signcryption scheme is proposed. Under the strong Diffie-Hellman assumption, the new scheme is proved secure, in which it satisfies public verifiability and existential unforgeablity. Furthermore, performance analysis shows that the proposed scheme only requires two pairing evaluations, so it can be used in the power and bandwidth limited environments.

Key concepts: Signcryption, Key escrow, Computer science, Public-key cryptography, Scheme (mathematics), Certification, Cryptography, Random oracle

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