[[abstract]]This talk is about constructing various new techniques on secure group communication schemes. We present a new broadcast encryption scheme RBE: being particularly efficient in multiple revocation, and a node-based key pre-distribution scheme, it remedies the key overlapping problem of pool-based schemes. Starting with a detailed analysis on broadcast encryption and group key distribution schemes, we discuss the influence of "join" as well as the feasibility of supporting it in broadcast encryption schemes by means of performing full updating or overprovisioning.[[fileno]]2030167030016[[department]]電機工程學
We consider true broadcast systems for the secure communication of session keys. These schemes provi...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we are interested in those secure applications that have the one-to-many ...
The Internet keeps flourishing and enables unexpected possibilities to all aspects of individuals' l...
[[abstract]]This paper presents both the theoretical and practical aspects of secure group communica...
AbstractThis paper presents both the theoretical and practical aspects of secure group communication...
[[abstract]]In this note, we show that a proposed secure broadcasting scheme is insecure. We also pr...
In this paper, we present three new public key broadcast encryption (PKBE) schemes using the receive...
We develop a couple of new methods to reduce transmission overheads in broadcast encryption. The me...
The sender safely transmit messages to a dense changed concern of clients over an erratic channel is...
Broadcast encryption (BE) deals with the problem of establishing a secret, shared by g = G r priv...
In a secure group communication, messages between a group coordinator and members are protected by s...
International audienceIn this paper, we describe a new broadcast encryption scheme for stateless rec...
We introduce new theoretical measures for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of encryption ...
[[abstract]]Recently, many group communication services have become the focus for future development...
The need for broadcast encryption arises when a sender wishes to securely distribute messages to var...
We consider true broadcast systems for the secure communication of session keys. These schemes provi...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we are interested in those secure applications that have the one-to-many ...
The Internet keeps flourishing and enables unexpected possibilities to all aspects of individuals' l...
[[abstract]]This paper presents both the theoretical and practical aspects of secure group communica...
AbstractThis paper presents both the theoretical and practical aspects of secure group communication...
[[abstract]]In this note, we show that a proposed secure broadcasting scheme is insecure. We also pr...
In this paper, we present three new public key broadcast encryption (PKBE) schemes using the receive...
We develop a couple of new methods to reduce transmission overheads in broadcast encryption. The me...
The sender safely transmit messages to a dense changed concern of clients over an erratic channel is...
Broadcast encryption (BE) deals with the problem of establishing a secret, shared by g = G r priv...
In a secure group communication, messages between a group coordinator and members are protected by s...
International audienceIn this paper, we describe a new broadcast encryption scheme for stateless rec...
We introduce new theoretical measures for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of encryption ...
[[abstract]]Recently, many group communication services have become the focus for future development...
The need for broadcast encryption arises when a sender wishes to securely distribute messages to var...
We consider true broadcast systems for the secure communication of session keys. These schemes provi...
[[abstract]]In this paper, we are interested in those secure applications that have the one-to-many ...
The Internet keeps flourishing and enables unexpected possibilities to all aspects of individuals' l...