Symmetric Primitives with Structured Secrets
Symmetric Primitives with Structured Secrets
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具有结构化秘密的对称原语
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-26948-7_23
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Sikhar Patranabis
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作者:
Navid Alamati;H. Montgomery;Sikhar Patranabis
Securely managing encrypted data on an untrusted party is a challenging problem that has motivated the study of a wide variety of cryptographic primitives. A special class of such primitives allows an untrusted party to transform a ciphertext encrypted under one key to a ciphertext under another key, using some auxiliary information that does not leak the underlying data. Prominent examples of such primitives in the symmetric setting are key-homomorphic (weak) PRFs, updatable encryption, and proxy re-encryption. Although these primitives differ significantly in terms of their constructions and security requirements, they share two important properties: (a) they have secrets with structure or extra functionality, and (b) all known constructions of these primitives satisfying reasonably strong definitions of security are based on concrete public-key assumptions, e.g., DDH and LWE.