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Certificateless Deniable Authenticated Encryption for Location-based Privacy Protection
2019
IEEE Access
Deniable authenticated encryption (DAE) is a cryptographic primitive that supports data confidentiality with deniable authentication in an efficient manner. The DAE plays a significant role in location-based service systems for privacy protection. In this paper, we construct a certificateless DAE (CLDAE) scheme. The CLDAE is based on certificateless cryptosystems (CLCs), which avoids the need to manage public key certificates in public key infrastructure (PKI)-based cryptosystems and key escrow
doi:10.1109/access.2019.2931056
fatcat:2qj5l5qinjgejmcrblsaas55xe