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Secret Handshake Scheme with Request-Based-Revealing

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Secret handshake (SH) schemes enable two members who belong to the same group to authenticate each other in a way that hides their affiliation to that group from all others. In previous works, the group authority (GA) has the ability to reveal the identity (ID) of a handshake player who belongs to his group. In this paper, we focus first on the classification of traceability of GA. We classify this feature as follows: (i) GA of G is able to reveal IDs of members belonging to G by using a transcript of a handshake protocol; (ii) GA of G is able to confirm whether handshake players belong to G or not by using a transcript of a handshake protocol. In some situations, only the latter capability is needed. So, we consider a SH that GA has only an ability to confirm whether a handshake player belongs to his own group without revealing his ID. Thus, we introduce a SH scheme with request-based-revealing (SHRBR). In SHRBR, GA can check whether handshake players belong to the own group without revealing a member ID. After a handshake player A executes a handshake protocol with B, if A wants to reveal a handshake partner (in this case B), A requests GA to reveal a handshake partner’s ID by bringing forth his own ID and secret information. We define the security requirements for SHRBR and propose a concrete SHRBR in the random oracle model.

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Kawai, Y., Kunihiro, N. (2012). Secret Handshake Scheme with Request-Based-Revealing. In: Petkova-Nikova, S., Pashalidis, A., Pernul, G. (eds) Public Key Infrastructures, Services and Applications. EuroPKI 2011. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 7163. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29804-2_1

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