Browsing Division of Electrical, Electronics, and Computer Science (EECS) by Advisor "Chatterjee, Sanjit"
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Constructing Provably Secure Identity-Based Signature Schemes
(2018-04-03)An identity-based cryptosystem (IBC) is a public-key system where the public key can be represented by any arbitrary string such as an e-mail address. The notion was introduced by Shamir with the primary goal of simplifying ... -
Construction of Secure and Efficient Private Set Intersection Protocol
(2018-03-17)Private set intersection(PSI) is a two party protocol where both parties possess a private set and at the end of the protocol, one party (client) learns the intersection while other party (server) learns nothing. Motivated ... -
Efficient and Secure Search over Encrypted Data
Due to a variety of crucial bene fits, enterprises outsource their data to cloud resident storage. The outsourced data needs to be stored in encrypted form on remote untrusted servers to preserve privacy. However, if the ... -
Fully Resilient Non-Interactive ID-Based Hierarchical Key Agreement
Non-Interactive Key Agreement (NIKA) is a cryptographic primitive which allows two parties to agree on a shared secret key without any interaction. Identity-based Non-Interactive Key Agreement (ID-NIKA) allows each party ... -
Fully Resilient Non-Interactive ID-Based Hierarchical Key Agreement
Non-Interactive Key Agreement (NIKA) is a cryptographic primitive which allows two parties to agree on a shared secret key without any interaction. Identity-based Non-Interactive Key Agreement (ID-NIKA) allows each party ... -
Quantum-Safe Identity-Based Signature Scheme in Multivariate Quadratic Setting
Cryptographic techniques are essential for the security of communication in modern society. Today, nearly all public key cryptographic schemes used in practice are based on the two problems of factoring large integers and ... -
Security of Post-Quantum Multivariate Blind Signature Scheme: Revisited and Improved
Current cryptosystems face an imminent threat from quantum algorithms like Shor's and Grover's, leading us to post-quantum cryptography. Multivariate signatures are prominent in post-quantum cryptography due to their fast, ... -
Signcryption in a Quantum World
With recent advancements and research on quantum computers, it is conjectured that in the foreseeable future, sufficiently large quantum computers will be built to break essentially all public key cryptosystems currently ... -
Towards Effcient Privacy-Preserving Two-Party k-Means Clustering Protocol
Two-party data mining is a win-win game if played with a guarantee of data privacy from each other. This guarantee is provided by the use of cryptographic techniques in designing the two-party protocol. The need to ... -
Towards Secure and Efficient Realization of Pairing-Based Signatures from Static Assumptions.
Bilinear pairing defined over elliptic curve group was first used to design novel cryptosystem in 2000. Since then a large number of cryptosystems has been proposed in pairing-based cryptography (PBC). The main tool for ...