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Tighter  Security  Proofs  for  GPV-IBE  in  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle  Model

Tighter Security Proofs for GPV-IBE in the Quantum Random Oracle Model

... much tighter proof for the GPV-IBE in the QROM in the single-challenge ...the GPV-IBE has an almost tight reduction in the multi-challenge setting both in the ROM and QROM, where the ... See full document

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(Tightly)  QCCA-Secure  Key-Encapsulation  Mechanism  in  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle  Model

(Tightly) QCCA-Secure Key-Encapsulation Mechanism in the Quantum Random Oracle Model

... IND-CCA security proofs of the above conversions, the challenger should simulate the decapsulation oracle on a query of any ciphertext c except the challenge ciphertext c ∗ ...the quantum way. ... See full document

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Quantum  Security  of  the  Fujisaki-Okamoto    and  OAEP  Transforms

Quantum Security of the Fujisaki-Okamoto and OAEP Transforms

... [Unr15] Dominique Unruh. Non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs in the quantum random oracle model. In Elisabeth Oswald and Marc Fischlin, editors, Advances in Cryptol- ogy - EUROCRYPT ... See full document

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A  Note  on  the  Instantiability  of  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle

A Note on the Instantiability of the Quantum Random Oracle

... the Random Oracle Model (ROM) and the standard ...standard model). In 2011, Boneh et al. defined the notion of the Quantum Random Oracle Model (QROM), where queries ... See full document

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Key  Encapsulation  from  Noisy  Key  Agreement  in  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle  Model

Key Encapsulation from Noisy Key Agreement in the Quantum Random Oracle Model

... and security for an NKA ...the quantum computing ...noisy, quantum-resistant counterparts of the problems aris- ing from the classical Diffie-Hellman type ...the quantum random ... See full document

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Post-Quantum  EPID  Signatures  from  Symmetric  Primitives

Post-Quantum EPID Signatures from Symmetric Primitives

... the random oracle ...and security definitions needed for private hardware attestation used in Intel’s ...inclusion proofs of Derler et ... See full document

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IND-CCA-secure  Key  Encapsulation  Mechanism  in  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle  Model,  Revisited

IND-CCA-secure Key Encapsulation Mechanism in the Quantum Random Oracle Model, Revisited

... the GPV trapdoor func- tion for LWE [35], NTRU [26], the McEliece PKE [36], and the Niederreiter PKE ...– Security notion. IND-CPA security and OW-CPA security are widely ac- cepted as ... See full document

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Secure  Identity-Based  Encryption  in  the  Quantum  Random  Oracle  Model

Secure Identity-Based Encryption in the Quantum Random Oracle Model

... of security for an identity-based encryption scheme in the quantum random oracle ...of security for any scheme in this model that requires no additional ...obtain security ... See full document

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Quantum  security  proofs  using  semi-classical  oracles

Quantum security proofs using semi-classical oracles

... the quantum random oracle model that employ some variant of the original O2H Theorem from [Unr15b]: [Unr15b] introduced the O2H Theorem to build revocable timed-release encryption schemes, ... See full document

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Identity-Based  Encryption  with  Security  against  the  KGC:  A  Formal  Model   and  Its  Instantiations

Identity-Based Encryption with Security against the KGC: A Formal Model and Its Instantiations

... standard IBE scheme that captures the key escrow problem, and provide two instantiations based on lattices and ...blind IBE with certified identities to differentiate between prior formaliza- ...blind ... See full document

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Non-interactive  zero-knowledge  proofs  in  the  quantum  random  oracle  model

Non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs in the quantum random oracle model

... NIZK proofs. However, if we want security against quantum adversaries, the situation becomes ...Groth-Sahai proofs are not secure because they are based on hardness assumptions in bilinear ... See full document

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In  the  point  of  view  security,  An  efficient  scheme  in  IBE  with  random  oracle

In the point of view security, An efficient scheme in IBE with random oracle

... (especially IBE) was firstly introduced by Shamir[6] in 1984, but it is not realistic until the invention of the scheme of Boneh and Franklin[3] in ...the model of the Random Oracle, it has ... See full document

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Practical  UC  security  with  a  Global  Random  Oracle

Practical UC security with a Global Random Oracle

... the security of PVW OT against a malicious sender relies on the hardness of the DDH problem: an adversary distinguishing the input bit of the honest receiver can be used to construct an adversary that ... See full document

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Adaptive  Proofs  of  Knowledge  in  the  Random  Oracle  Model

Adaptive Proofs of Knowledge in the Random Oracle Model

... of proofs of knowledge we can extend the approach to adaptive proofs of ...adaptive proofs formally without simu- lation soundness using so-called n-proofs, where n is a parameter describing ... See full document

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Making  Existential-Unforgeable  Signatures  Strongly  Unforgeable  in  the  Quantum  Random-Oracle  Model

Making Existential-Unforgeable Signatures Strongly Unforgeable in the Quantum Random-Oracle Model

... getting quantum-safe su-acma ...plain model (i.e. without a random-oracle) [29, 20, 18, ...be quantum-safe, they we can get more efficient quantum-safe su-acma schemes in the ... See full document

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Revocable  Identity-based  Encryption  from  Codes  with  Rank  Metric

Revocable Identity-based Encryption from Codes with Rank Metric

... In 1985, Gabidulin [16] proposed rank metric as an alternative to Hamming metric. Indeed, Gabidulin [16] showed that it is possible to construct a rank analogue of Reed-Solomon codes, called Gabidulin codes. The generic ... See full document

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Quantum-secure  message  authentication  via  blind-unforgeability

Quantum-secure message authentication via blind-unforgeability

... (iii.) quantum poly-time algorithms (QPTs), modeling quantum ...are quantum circuits, which may contain both unitary gates and ...all random coins and measurements of A and any randomness used ... See full document

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Efficient  identity-based  threshold  decryption   scheme  from  bilinear  pairings

Efficient identity-based threshold decryption scheme from bilinear pairings

... In tradtional IBC the PKG is the holder of all the private keys, implying some risk if its security is compromised. In order to prevent such a scenario to occur, Boneh and Franklin [2] suggested to introduce the ... See full document

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A  Provably  Secure  Group  Signature  Scheme  from  Code-Based  Assumptions

A Provably Secure Group Signature Scheme from Code-Based Assumptions

... the random oracle COM are assumed to be uniformly random, the distribution of the commitment CMT and the distribution of the challenge Ch from V b are statistically close to those in the real ... See full document

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Cryptanalysis  of  pairing-free  certificateless  authenticated  key  agreement  protocol

Cryptanalysis of pairing-free certificateless authenticated key agreement protocol

... key agreement protocol, International Journal of Communication Systems, 25(2), pp. 221-230, 2012] proposed a pairing-free certificateless authenticated key agreement protocol and demonstrated that their protocol is ... See full document

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