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Affiliation-Hiding Authenticated Asymmetric Group Key Agreement Based on Short Signature

Authors: Chang Xu 0004; Hua Guo 0001; Zhoujun Li 0001; Yi Mu 0001;

Affiliation-Hiding Authenticated Asymmetric Group Key Agreement Based on Short Signature

Abstract

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.

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short, authenticated, hiding, Science and Technology Studies, Engineering, key, asymmetric, group, affiliation, agreement, signature

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