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Foundations of security for hash chains in ad hoc networks

23rd International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops, 2003. Proceedings., 2004
Nodes in ad hoc networks generally transmit data at regular intervals over long periods of time. Recently, ad hoc network nodes have been built that run on little power and have very limited memory. Authentication is a significant challenge in ad hoc networks, even without considering size and power constraints.
Phillip G. Bradford, Olga V. Gavrylyako
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Hash table collision resolution with direct chaining

Journal of Algorithms, 1989
Abstract The hash table method called direct chaining, wherein chains of items with the same hash function value are kept in a single table without recourse to an index table or a separate overflow area, is described. An explicitly linked free-space list is used which allows arbitrary insertion and deletion sequences to be done indefinitely with no ...
Pilar de la Torre, Gary D. Knott
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MeHLDT: A multielement hash lock data transfer mechanism for on-chain and off-chain

Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications, 2023
Bei Yu   +5 more
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A Novel Self-Renewal Hash Chain and Its Implementation

2008 IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Embedded and Ubiquitous Computing, 2008
Hash chains are widely used for entity authentication or data-origin authentication. However, finite length of a hash chain limits its implementations. A new kind of hash chain, called self-renewable hash chain (SRHC) is proposed, which achieves a hash chain self-renewing or re-initialization smoothly, securely throughout its usage.
Xiaoxue Li, Rui Ren, Haojun Zhang
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Improved Scalable Hash Chain Traversal

2003
Yaron Sella recently proposed a scalable version of Jakobsson’s algorithm to traverse a hash chain of size n. Given the hash chain and a computation limit m (k=m+1 and \(b=\sqrt[k]{n}\)), Sella’s algorithm traverses the hash chain using a total of kb memory. We improve the memory usage to k(b-1).
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Evaluation of Associative Memory Using Parallel Chained Hashing

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1984
Two parallel hashing algorithms based on open and chained hashing are discussed. The parallel chained hashing algorithm is efficient even in the environment where deletion and insertion frequently occur. The chained hashing memory with fewer memory banks has a performance equivalent to that of the open hashing memory.
Hiraki, Shimada, Nishida
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Weighted One-Way Hash Chain and Its Applications

2000
An one-way hash chain generated by the iterative use of a one-way hash function on a secret value has recently been widely employed to develop many practical cryptographic solutions, especially electronic micropayment schemes. In this paper, we propose a new concept called a weighted one-way hash chain. We then proceed to use the new concept to improve
Sung-Ming Yen, Yuliang Zheng
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LightPay: A Lightweight and Secure Off-Chain Multi-Path Payment Scheme Based on Adapter Signatures

IEEE Transactions on Services Computing
The payment channel network aims to solve the problems of long payment confirmation time and limited throughput in cryptocurrencies through off-chain payments.
Yaqin Liu   +5 more
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Scalable Hash Chain Traversal for Mobile Devices

2005
Yaron Sella recently proposed a scalable version of Jakobsson's algorithm to traverse a hash chain of size n. Given the hash chain and a computation limit m (k=m+1 and (b = $\sqrt[k]{n}$)), Sella's algorithm traverses the hash chain using a total of kb memory. We improve the memory usage to k(b–1).
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