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Efficient (Anonymous)  Compact  HIBE  From  Standard  Assumptions

Efficient (Anonymous) Compact HIBE From Standard Assumptions

... a HIBE scheme, an individual entity can obtain a private key from either the PKG or from a lower-level ...entity from which it obtains the private key. As a result, identities in a HIBE ... See full document

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Anonymous  Constant-Size  Ciphertext  HIBE  From  Asymmetric  Pairings

Anonymous Constant-Size Ciphertext HIBE From Asymmetric Pairings

... most efficient bilinear pairings, namely, Type-3 ...is anonymous. The HIBE is obtained by extending an asymmetric pairing based IBE scheme due to Lewko and ...resulting HIBE is the only known ... See full document

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Short  Group  Signatures  via  Structure-Preserving  Signatures:  Standard  Model  Security  from  Simple  Assumptions

Short Group Signatures via Structure-Preserving Signatures: Standard Model Security from Simple Assumptions

... the standard model (without the ran- dom oracle idealization), the most efficient constructions rely on the Groth-Sahai proof systems (Euro- ...theoretic assumptions (a.k.a. “simple ... See full document

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Symmetric   and  Dual  PRFs  from  Standard  Assumptions:  A  Generic  Validation  of  an  HMAC  Assumption

Symmetric and Dual PRFs from Standard Assumptions: A Generic Validation of an HMAC Assumption

... Our treatment is concrete rather than asymptotic. For any security goal for a primitive, for example prf security of a function family, we define an advantage metric, in this case the prf advantage of an adversary ... See full document

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On  Publicly  Verifiable  Delegation  From  Standard  Assumptions

On Publicly Verifiable Delegation From Standard Assumptions

... highly efficient, applies to a wide class of protocols, and uses a random CRS with no ...interaction from any public- coin interactive proof assuming the existence of a fully homomorphic encryption scheme ... See full document

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G-Merkle:  A  Hash-Based  Group  Signature  Scheme  From  Standard  Assumptions

G-Merkle: A Hash-Based Group Signature Scheme From Standard Assumptions

... Table 1 shows the performance data of the G-Merkle inner processes. We fix N = 64 as the number of group members (also called users) to facilitate the comparison of dif- ferent tree heights (but other values are ... See full document

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Fully, (Almost)  Tightly  Secure  IBE  from  Standard  Assumptions

Fully, (Almost) Tightly Secure IBE from Standard Assumptions

... and HIBE schemes that are secure in the standard model based on pairings [9, 5, 6, 28, 15, 29] as well as lattices [16, 10, 2, ...very efficient constructions of IBE based on standard ... See full document

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Robustly  Reusable  Fuzzy  Extractor  from  Standard  Assumptions

Robustly Reusable Fuzzy Extractor from Standard Assumptions

... required that there are many lossy tags and with a trapdoor one can efficiently sample a lossy tag. Additionally, LAF has two more properties named evasive- ness and indistinguishability. Evasiveness demands that without ... See full document

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Weakly  Secure  Equivalence-Class  Signatures  from  Standard  Assumptions

Weakly Secure Equivalence-Class Signatures from Standard Assumptions

... [AGHO11] allow for more efficient schemes in that parts of the signature can, after randomization, be given in the clear. However, for privacy-preserving appli- cations, they still inherently require hiding the ... See full document

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Structure-Preserving  Signatures  from  Standard  Assumptions,  Revisited

Structure-Preserving Signatures from Standard Assumptions, Revisited

... starting from structure-preserving signatures is that we can obtain efficient protocols that are secure under standard cryptographic assumptions without the use of random ...build ... See full document

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Simulation-based  Receiver  Selective  Opening  CCA  Secure  PKE  from  Standard  Computational  Assumptions

Simulation-based Receiver Selective Opening CCA Secure PKE from Standard Computational Assumptions

... An efficient and concrete construction of RNC-CCA secure ...on standard computational assumptions, we require an NIZK proof system as a building ...very efficient, and thus the above ... See full document

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Fully  Secure  Functional  Encryption  for  Inner  Products,  from  Standard  Assumptions

Fully Secure Functional Encryption for Inner Products, from Standard Assumptions

... different from the inner product predicate functionality of [43, 3]: the former computes the actual value of the inner product while the latter tests whether the inner product is zero or not, and reveals a hidden ... See full document

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Efficient  Adaptively  Secure  IBBE  from  Standard  Assumptions

Efficient Adaptively Secure IBBE from Standard Assumptions

... All the schemes mentioned so far are secure under some non-standard and parametrised assumptions. The first BE scheme secure proved secure under static assumptions was proposed by Waters [Wat09] ... See full document

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Registration-Based  Encryption  from  Standard  Assumptions

Registration-Based Encryption from Standard Assumptions

... identities) from left to ...parameter compact, because the public parameter is basically the concatenation of the roots of theses trees, and so the number of trees shall remain ... See full document

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Tightly  SIM-SO-CCA  Secure  Public  Key  Encryption  from  Standard  Assumptions

Tightly SIM-SO-CCA Secure Public Key Encryption from Standard Assumptions

... an efficient opener, then the resulting PKE scheme can be proven to be SIM-SO-CCA secure as shown in ...PKE from a special kind of key encapsulation mechanism (KEM) in combination with a strengthened XAC ... See full document

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Variants  of  Waters'  Dual-System  Primitives  Using  Asymmetric  Pairings

Variants of Waters' Dual-System Primitives Using Asymmetric Pairings

... more efficient dual-system IBE scheme using asymmetric pairings whose security is based on non-standard but static ...on standard assumptions and in comparison to Waters original scheme ... See full document

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Review of Mathematical Models in Performance Calculation of Screw Compressors

Review of Mathematical Models in Performance Calculation of Screw Compressors

... Arising from this work, he is the author and co- author of over 150 refereed publications and more than 100 major industrial reports, two textbooks in screw compressors, a textbook on computers in engineering ... See full document

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MALERT: Modified Anonymous Location Based Efficient Routing Protocol Using Node Categorization Algorithm in MANETs G. Meenakshi *1 , Kiran. M 2, Praveen. L3

MALERT: Modified Anonymous Location Based Efficient Routing Protocol Using Node Categorization Algorithm in MANETs G. Meenakshi *1 , Kiran. M 2, Praveen. L3

... Anew anonymous authentication protocol for mobile ad hoc networks enhanced with a distributed reputation system, which conceals a real identity of communicating nodes with an ability to resist known attacks [8] ... See full document

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EXACT DEFINITION OF MATHEMATICS

EXACT DEFINITION OF MATHEMATICS

... The aim of the article is to propound a simplest and exact definition of mathematics in a single sentence. It is observed that all mathematical and non-mathematical subjects whether science, arts, language or commerce, ... See full document

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Constrained  Key-Homomorphic  PRFs  from  Standard  Lattice  Assumptions  Or:  How  to  Secretly  Embed  a  Circuit  in  Your  PRF

Constrained Key-Homomorphic PRFs from Standard Lattice Assumptions Or: How to Secretly Embed a Circuit in Your PRF

... Constrained PRFs. Constrained PRFs (CPRFs) have been introduced simultaneously by Boneh and Waters [BW13], Kiayias et al. [KPTZ13] (as “Delegatable PRFs”) and by Boyle, Goldwasser and Ivan [BGI14] (as “Functional PRFs”). ... See full document

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