Identity-Based Encryption
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Identity-based cryptography is a form of public key cryptography in which the public key is replaced by the identity of the key owner, or any string chosen at will. A huge number of identity-based cryptosystems have been proposed in recent years but there is a need to extend functionality as well as simplifying security foundations.
- Topic 1: The k-BDH Assumption Family: Bilinear Map Cryptography from Progressively Weaker Assumptions
- Topic 2: Accountable Authority Identity-Based Encryption with Public Traceability
- Topic 3: Efficient Delegation of Key Generation and Revocation Functionalities in Identity-Based Encryption
Participants
Karyn Benson Ph.D. Student, UCSD
Speaker