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A Review of Offline Blockchain Transaction Systems
Blockchain systems currently rely on constant network connectivity, which limits their utility in remote areas, during network outages or cyber attacks. This paper presents the first systematic study on offline blockchain implementations, analyzing their security and privacy challenges.
Srivatsav Chenna, Christian Prehofer
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Designing High-Performance Identity-Based Quantum Signature Protocol With Strong Security
Due to the rapid advancement of quantum computers, there has been a furious race for quantum technologies in academia and industry. Quantum cryptography is an important tool for achieving security services during quantum communication.
Sunil Prajapat +5 more
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On the security of joint signature and encryption revisited
In 2002, An et al. [1] proposed three generic conversions of signcryption, ℰt𝒮${\mathcal{E}t\mathcal{S}}$, 𝒮tℰ${\mathcal{S}t\mathcal{E}}$ and 𝒞tℰ&𝒮${\mathcal{C}t\mathcal{E}\&\mathcal{S}}$ from the primitive encryption scheme and signature scheme ...
Nandi Mridul, Pandit Tapas
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This paper presents a lightweight mutual authentication protocol for VANETs that integrates SDN, edge computing, and ECC to achieve low‐latency, scalable, and privacy‐preserving vehicle communication. The proposed system reduces authentication delay and computational overhead while supporting batch verification and conditional identity traceability ...
Adi El‐Dalahmeh, Layla Albdour
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User-mediated authentication protocols and unforgeability in key collision [PDF]
The article of record as published may be found at https://doi.org/10.1007/s10207-019-00479-2User interaction constitutes a largely unexplored field in protocol analysis, even in instances where the user takes an active role as a trusted third party ...
Hale, Britta
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Token‐Guided Flow Tracing for Auditable Zero‐Knowledge Smart Contract Transfers
Private transfers on public smart contract blockchains hide transaction values and private transfer links, but accountable privacy requires controlled auditability. Existing auditable zero‐knowledge transfer systems make per‐transaction audit information available to an authorized auditor, but their audit model may allow the auditor to inspect ...
Junhee Lee +4 more
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Lattice-based Proxy Signature Scheme in the Standard Model
:The provably secure public-key cryptosystems in the standard model are more practical, but the provably secure lattice-based proxy signature schemes in the standard model have not been constructed up to now.
李明祥, 郑艳娟, 许明
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Two‐Party Adaptor Signature: New Definition and Efficient Constructions From ECDSA
Adaptor signature (AS) has gained increasing popularity lately due to its widespread adoption in different Blockchain applications such as atomic swaps and payment channels. Two‐party AS enhances the security of the signing key by splitting it into two parts. Erwig et al.
Binbin Tu, Xueli Wang, Yu Chen, Jun Shao
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Cryptanalysis and design of signature schemes with identity ambiguity in the standard model
The security and flaw of the two anonymous signature schemes called ZLW(2008) and LHMM(2009) were analyzed,where the ZLW scheme couldn’t provide signed message verifiability and the LHMM scheme couldn’t resist on the multiple-known-signature existential ...
ZHANG Ming-wu1 +3 more
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Efficient signcryption scheme based on Cocks’ identity cryptosystem
Most of the existing identity-based signcryption schemes are based on bilinear or multilinear pairing operations construction.To solve the problem of low efficiency caused by complex pair operation, a new efficient signcryption scheme based on the ...
Changgen PENG +3 more
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