Key Agreement Protocol Based on Weil Pairing
Sheng-Hua Shiau, Ren Junn Hwang, Ming-Fuu Lin
Abstract
Sheng-Hua Shiau, Ren Junn Hwang, Ming-Fuu Lin
Abstract
We propose a group key agreement protocol in this paper. The key agreement protocol is a good solution to establish a common session key for communication. But in a group of member's communication, we not only need to establish a common session key, but also need to concern the member changing environment. The proposed protocol is based on weil pairing, ID-based authentication and a complete binary tree architecture. The users in the group will establish a common session key. If there are users want to join or leave the group, our protocol can reconstruct a new common session key for security considerations. Furthermore, our proposed protocol is efficient when the group member is small and dynamically changing.
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We propose a group key agreement protocol in this paper. The key agreement protocol is a good solution to establish a common session key for communication. But in a group of member's communication, we not only need to establish a common session key, but also need to concern the member changing environment. The proposed protocol is based on weil pairing, ID-based authentication and a complete binary tree architecture. The users in the group will establish a common session key. If there are users want to join or leave the group, our protocol can reconstruct a new common session key for security considerations. Furthermore, our proposed protocol is efficient when the group member is small and dynamically changing.
Key concepts: Session key, Key-agreement protocol, Computer science, Key (lock), Session (web analytics), Protocol (science), Group key, Authentication (law)