User Multi Group Key Distribution Using Secret Sharing with Circulate Matrices Based on Diophantine Equation and Ecdh Key Exchange Protocol
Eman Talib Alghareeb,
Valeriy Osipyan
Abstract:The majority of currently used conventional group key distribution protocols are primarily created for a single group. But group communications are becoming more and more popular as networks improve quickly. So all participating users must share or exchange a secure group key beforehand in order to protect communication and multi-group key installations are necessary for many group-oriented applications at the moment. This allows users to join numerous groups at once. A novel type of useroriented multi-group k… Show more
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