Signcryption Based On Different Digital Signature Schemes
Adrian Atanasiu, Laura Savu
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Adrian Atanasiu, Laura Savu
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This article presents two new signcryption schemes. The first one is based on Schnorr digital signature algorithm and the second one is using Proxy Signature scheme introduced by Mambo. Schnorr Signcryption has been implemented in a program and here are provided the steps of the algorithm, the results and some examples. The Mambo’s Proxy Signature is adapted for Shortened Digital Signature Standard, being part of a new Proxy Signcryption scheme.
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This article presents two new signcryption schemes. The first one is based on Schnorr digital signature algorithm and the second one is using Proxy Signature scheme introduced by Mambo. Schnorr Signcryption has been implemented in a program and here are provided the steps of the algorithm, the results and some examples. The Mambo’s Proxy Signature is adapted for Shortened Digital Signature Standard, being part of a new Proxy Signcryption scheme.
Key concepts: Signcryption, Digital signature, Computer science, Signature (topology), Schnorr signature, Proxy (statistics), Scheme (mathematics), ElGamal signature scheme