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Two-Way Identification Scheme Based on ELGamal Digital Signature and Zero-knowledge Proof

Hou Zheng-feng

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Based on ELGamal digital signature and zero-knowledge proof with the method of directed signature,a two-way identification scheme was proposed,which enabled two specific users to validate each other's identity without exposing one's own secret information.The scheme has higher security and lower computing complexity.

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Based on ELGamal digital signature and zero-knowledge proof with the method of directed signature,a two-way identification scheme was proposed,which enabled two specific users to validate each other's identity without exposing one's own secret information.The scheme has higher security and lower computing complexity.

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Based on ELGamal digital signature and zero-knowledge proof with the method of directed signature,a two-way identification scheme was proposed,which enabled two specific users to validate each other's identity without exposing one's own secret information.The scheme has higher security and lower computing complexity.

Key concepts: ElGamal encryption, ElGamal signature scheme, Zero-knowledge proof, Digital Signature Algorithm, Scheme (mathematics), Digital signature, Merkle signature scheme, Identification (biology)

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