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13 January 2012 Identity-based authenticated key exchange protocols from the Tate pairing
Jun Shen, Hong Jin, Zhiyong Yang, Xiang Cui
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Abstract
Key agreement protocols are designed to establish a session keys between two or multiple entities oven an insecure network and the session key is used to assure confidentiality thought encryption. With the advantages of identity-based (ID-based) cryptography, there have been many ID-based key agreement protocols proposed. However, most of them are based on Weil pairing, which is more cost of computation compared with Tate paring. In this paper, we propose a newly ID-based key agreement protocol from the Tate pairing. Compared with previous protocols, the new protocol minimizes the cost of computation with no extra message exchange time. In addition, the proposed protocol provides known key security, no key control, no key-compromise impersonation and perfect forward secrecy.
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Jun Shen, Hong Jin, Zhiyong Yang, and Xiang Cui "Identity-based authenticated key exchange protocols from the Tate pairing", Proc. SPIE 8350, Fourth International Conference on Machine Vision (ICMV 2011): Computer Vision and Image Analysis; Pattern Recognition and Basic Technologies, 835021 (13 January 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.921129
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KEYWORDS
Cryptography

Computer security

Information security

Machine vision

Telecommunications

Computer vision technology

Computing systems

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