Secure and Efficient Two-Party Signing Protocol for the Identity-Based Signature Scheme in the IEEE P1363 Standard for Public Key Cryptography

He, Debiao; Zhang, Yudi; Wang, Ding; Choo, Kim‐Kwang Raymond

doi:10.1109/tdsc.2018.2857775

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“…Table 3 show the comparison based on the computational cost for signing stage and the verification stage. It has seen from Table 3 that the proposed scheme is efficient in signing stage in comparison with He et al [45], and Zhang et al [47]. It has also seen from Table 3 that the schemes Shen et al [44], and Ramadan et al [46] performing better than the proposed scheme in signing stage.…”

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confidence: 71%

“…We evaluated the performance of our SSS scheme over the existing schemes presented in Shen et al [44] scheme, He et al [45] scheme, Ramadan et al [46] scheme, and Zhang et al [47] scheme. The comparison has been done based on the computational cost of these methods.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The computational cost for ℎ ℎ is considered as 0.503 ms [52]. In this paper, the proposed scheme has been compared to [44][45][46][47]. Table 3 show the comparison based on the computational cost for signing stage and the verification stage.…”

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“…Digital signature based on asymmetric cryptography is generally used for transaction authentication in an untrustworthy environment ( Feng, He, Liu, Wang, Choo, 2020 , He, Zhang, Wang, Choo, 2018 ). Blockchain uses asymmetric cryptography mechanism to send transactions and verify the authentication of transactions.…”

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Applications of blockchain in ensuring the security and privacy of electronic health record systems: A survey

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Due to the popularity of blockchain, there have been many proposed applications of blockchain in the healthcare sector, such as electronic health record (EHR) systems. Therefore, in this paper we perform a systematic literature review of blockchain approaches designed for EHR systems, focusing only on the security and privacy aspects. As part of the review, we introduce relevant background knowledge relating to both EHR systems and blockchain, prior to investigating the (potential) applications of blockchain in EHR systems. We also identify a number of research challenges and opportunities.

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“…Due to its advantages of good scalability and no certificate management, typical identity-based cryptography-based (IBC) schemes, such as Hess's and 8 Cha and Cheon's works, 9 have been improved and applied for static TIoT. [10][11][12][13][14] However, they are unable to provide efficient authentication during dynamic and wide coverage circumstances.…”

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Toward efficient authentication for space-air-ground integrated Internet of things

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Space-air-ground integrated Internet of things can improve the scope of Internet of things applications significantly by offering truly global coverage all over the world. While space-air-ground integrated Internet of things is promising to be very useful in many aspects, its deployment and application should overcome severe security threats, for example, interceptions, identity forgery, data tampering, and so on. Authentication is an essential step to protect the Internet of things security, and mutual authentication (i.e. two-way authentication) is especially important to ensure the security of both communication parties simultaneously. However, the intrinsical properties of network dynamics and wide coverage make the authentication concern in space-air-ground integrated Internet of things extremely challenging than traditional Internet of things networks. In this article, we propose MASIT, an identity-based efficient and lightweight mutual authentication scheme for space-air-ground integrated Internet of things. MASIT exploits the natural broadcast property of space-air-ground integrated Internet of things to speed up authentication process, and leverage the distinguished feature of IPv6 to support concurrent numerous nodes. Theoretically, we prove that MASIT is existential unforgeable secure under adaptively chosen message and identity Attacks. We also implement MASIT and other existing typical identity-based encryption schemes and evaluate their performance in real platforms. Experimental results showed that, MASIT outperforms the existing identity-based encryption schemes significantly, that is, the signature verification time can be reduced by 50% to 60%, and the user signature size can be reduced by 13% to 50%.

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Secure and Efficient Two-Party Signing Protocol for the Identity-Based Signature Scheme in the IEEE P1363 Standard for Public Key Cryptography

Cited by 40 publications

References 25 publications

A Provably Secure Lightweight Subtree-Based Short Signature Scheme With Fuzzy User Data Sharing for Human-Centered IoT

A Provably Secure Lightweight Subtree-Based Short Signature Scheme With Fuzzy User Data Sharing for Human-Centered IoT

Applications of blockchain in ensuring the security and privacy of electronic health record systems: A survey

Toward efficient authentication for space-air-ground integrated Internet of things

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