Titlebook: Information Security and Privacy; 4th Australasian Con Josef Pieprzyk,Rei Safavi-Naini,Jennifer Seberry Conference proceedings 1999 Springe

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Divertible Zero-Knowledge Proof of Polynomial Relations and Blind Group SignatureA divertible protocol is a protocol between three parties in which one party is able to divert another party’s proof of some facts to prove some other facts to the other party. This paper presents a divertible protocol to prove multi-variant polynomial relations. Its direct application to blind group signature is also shown.

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A Self-Certified Group-Oriented Cryptosystem without a Combinern implementation of a such cryptosystems are:.This paper discusses the above problems and proposes a (.) group-oriented cryptosystem that works with self-certified public keys, with no help of any combiner.

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Boolean Function Design Using Hill Climbing Methodsallows the methods to be flexible. Thus we obtain Boolean functions that are locally optimal with regard to one or more important cryptographic properties such as nonlinearity and global autocorrelation.

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