Titlebook: Information Systems Design and Intelligent Applications; Proceedings of Third Suresh Chandra Satapathy,Jyotsna Kumar Mandal,Vikr Conference

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Ivy Jain,Hitesh Hasijampromised device can potentially overtake the whole infrastructure, especially considering clone attacks..To counter attacks, we propose a network architecture which enhances flat networks, especially mesh networks, with isolation and automatic containment of malicious devices. Our approach consists

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Minal Lopes,Nisha Sarwades the users’ privacy, while guaranteeing its authenticity. Garms and Lehmann (PKC’19) introduced a new type of group signatures that balance privacy with utility by allowing to selectively link subsets of the group signatures via an oblivious entity, the converter. The conversion takes a batch of gr

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N. S. Ranjan,Soumitra Pal,Aminul Islam computers. One of the Round 3 candidates of the ongoing NIST post-quantum standardization effort is .. It was designed to provide conservative security, which comes with the caveat that implementations are often bigger and slower compared to alternative schemes. In particular, the most time-consumi

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Swati Hira,Anita Bai,P. S. Deshpandesed to improve trust in new Post-Quantum (PQ) schemes and smooth the transition to PQ cryptography. In particular, several ways to combine key exchange mechanisms (KEMs) into a secure hybrid KEM have been proposed. In this work, we observe that most PQ KEMs are built using a variant of the Fujisaki-

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Anitha Mary M. O. Chacko,K. S. Anil Kumarsed to improve trust in new Post-Quantum (PQ) schemes and smooth the transition to PQ cryptography. In particular, several ways to combine key exchange mechanisms (KEMs) into a secure hybrid KEM have been proposed. In this work, we observe that most PQ KEMs are built using a variant of the Fujisaki-

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Abdullah Akbar,S. Mahaboob Basha,Syed Abdul Sattarer prove possession of this certified credential to another party, while minimizing the information given to the latter. At CANS 2010, Guajardo, Mennink and Schoenmakers have introduced the concept of anonymous credential schemes with encrypted attributes, where the attributes to be certified are en

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