Security analysis of a threshold proxy signature scheme using a self-certified public key
Je-Hong Park, Bo-Gyeong Kang, Sang-Geun Hahn
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Je-Hong Park, Bo-Gyeong Kang, Sang-Geun Hahn
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On the research for constructing secure group-oriented proxy signature schemes, there are several proposals of threshold proxy signature schemes which combine the notions of proxy signature with threshold signature. Recently, Hsu and Wu proposed a threshold proxy signature scheme which uses a self-certified public key based on discrete logarithm problem. In this paper, we show that this scheme is vulnerable to original signer's forgery attack. So our attack provides the evidence that this scheme does not satisfy nonrepudiation property.
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On the research for constructing secure group-oriented proxy signature schemes, there are several proposals of threshold proxy signature schemes which combine the notions of proxy signature with threshold signature. Recently, Hsu and Wu proposed a threshold proxy signature scheme which uses a self-certified public key based on discrete logarithm problem. In this paper, we show that this scheme is vulnerable to original signer's forgery attack. So our attack provides the evidence that this scheme does not satisfy nonrepudiation property.
Key concepts: Proxy (statistics), Public-key cryptography, Computer science, Discrete logarithm, Computer security, Digital signature, Signature (topology), Blind signature