
The notion of Affiliation-Hiding Authenticated Group Key Agreement (AH-AGKA) protocols was first introduced by Jarecki et al. in CT-RSA 2007, where they presented two concrete AH-AGKA protocols. In this paper, we show that Jarecki et al.'s second protocol has some drawbacks. We propose a new affiliation-hiding protocol. Differing from Jarecki et al.'s protocol, our protocol is asymmetric. Compared with existing AH-AGKA protocols, our scheme not only exhibits the affiliation-hiding property, but also holds the properties of detectability and perfect forward secrecy.
short, authenticated, hiding, Science and Technology Studies, Engineering, key, asymmetric, group, affiliation, agreement, signature
short, authenticated, hiding, Science and Technology Studies, Engineering, key, asymmetric, group, affiliation, agreement, signature
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