2018Unpublished venueRequires access

Hash-based signatures for the internet of things

Paolo Palmieri

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Abstract

While numerous digital signature schemes exist in the literature, most real-world system rely on RSA-based signature schemes or on the digital signature algorithm (DSA), including its elliptic curve cryptography variant ECDSA.

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While numerous digital signature schemes exist in the literature, most real-world system rely on RSA-based signature schemes or on the digital signature algorithm (DSA), including its elliptic curve cryptography variant ECDSA.

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While numerous digital signature schemes exist in the literature, most real-world system rely on RSA-based signature schemes or on the digital signature algorithm (DSA), including its elliptic curve cryptography variant ECDSA.

Key concepts: Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm, Digital signature, Computer science, Hash function, Signature (topology), Elliptic curve cryptography, ElGamal signature scheme, Digital Signature Algorithm

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