Abstract. This paper introduces a new central trapdoor for multivariate quadratic (MQ) public-key cryptosystems that allows for encryption, in contrast to time-tested MQ primi-tives such as Unbalanced Oil and Vinegar or Hidden Field Equations which only allow for signatures. Our construction is a mixed-field scheme that exploits the commutativity of the extension field to dramatically reduce the complexity of the extension field polynomial im-plicitly present in the public key. However, this reduction can only be performed by the user who knows concise descriptions of two simple polynomials, which constitute the private key. After applying this transformation, the plaintext can be recovered by solving a linear system. We use the minus and p...
This thesis gives an overview of Multivariate Quadratic polynomial equations and their use in public...
The security of many recently proposed cryptosystems is mainly based on the difficulty of solving la...
We describe a new trap-door (and PKC) proposal. The proposal is ``multivariate quadratic'' (relies o...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016. This paper introduces a new central trapdoor f...
This paper introduces a new central trapdoor for multivariate quadratic (MQ) public-key cryptosystem...
In this article, we show that public key schemes based on multivariate quadratic equations allow ma...
Abstract. The security of several recent digital signature schemes is based on the difficulty of sol...
In this work, we study a new multivariate quadratic (MQ) assumption that can be used to construct pu...
Security of public key schemes in a post-quantum world is a challenging task as both RSA and ECC wil...
In this article, we investigate the class of multivariate quadratic (MQ) public key systems. These ...
Abstract. Public Key Cryptosystems have been in use for more than three decades. A number of schemes...
Polynomial system solving is one of the oldest and most important problems incomputational mathemati...
Extension Field Cancellation (EFC) was proposed by Alan et al. at PQCrypto 2016 as a new trapdoor fo...
Polynomial system solving is one of the oldest and most important problems incomputational mathemati...
The work is dedicated to appliances of multivariate quadratic equations in modern public-key cryptog...
This thesis gives an overview of Multivariate Quadratic polynomial equations and their use in public...
The security of many recently proposed cryptosystems is mainly based on the difficulty of solving la...
We describe a new trap-door (and PKC) proposal. The proposal is ``multivariate quadratic'' (relies o...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016. This paper introduces a new central trapdoor f...
This paper introduces a new central trapdoor for multivariate quadratic (MQ) public-key cryptosystem...
In this article, we show that public key schemes based on multivariate quadratic equations allow ma...
Abstract. The security of several recent digital signature schemes is based on the difficulty of sol...
In this work, we study a new multivariate quadratic (MQ) assumption that can be used to construct pu...
Security of public key schemes in a post-quantum world is a challenging task as both RSA and ECC wil...
In this article, we investigate the class of multivariate quadratic (MQ) public key systems. These ...
Abstract. Public Key Cryptosystems have been in use for more than three decades. A number of schemes...
Polynomial system solving is one of the oldest and most important problems incomputational mathemati...
Extension Field Cancellation (EFC) was proposed by Alan et al. at PQCrypto 2016 as a new trapdoor fo...
Polynomial system solving is one of the oldest and most important problems incomputational mathemati...
The work is dedicated to appliances of multivariate quadratic equations in modern public-key cryptog...
This thesis gives an overview of Multivariate Quadratic polynomial equations and their use in public...
The security of many recently proposed cryptosystems is mainly based on the difficulty of solving la...
We describe a new trap-door (and PKC) proposal. The proposal is ``multivariate quadratic'' (relies o...