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Escrowed Deniable Identification Schemes

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Generally, the goal of identification schemes is to provide security assurance against impersonation attacks. Identification schemes based on zero knowledge protocols have more advantages, for example, deniability, which enables the prover to deny an identification proof so that the verifier
couldn’'t persuade others that it is indeed the prover who identified itself to him. This kind of identifications is called ‘'deniable identification’'. However, in some applications we require the existence of a (trusted) party being able to find out an evidence that a party did identify itself to a verifier is required, in order to prevent parties from misbehavior. So in this case ‘'undeniability’' is needed. To the best of our knowledge, an identification scheme that provides both deniability and undeniability does not exist in the literature. In this work we propose the notion of escrowed deniable identification schemes, which integrates both ‘'escrowed deniability’' (undeniability) and ‘'deniability’' properties. Intuitively, in the online communication, a verifier may sometimes need to provide an evidence of a conversation between himself and the prover, for instance, an evidence for the case of misuse of the prover’'s privilege. We then provide an escrowed deniable identification scheme, and prove its security, i.e. impersonation, deniability and escrowed deniability, in the standard model based on some standard number theoretic assumptions

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Abstract
 1 Introduction
  1.1 Related work
  1.2 Our Contributions
  1.3 Paper Organization
 2 Preliminaries
  2.1 Notation
  2.2 Basic Concepts on Bilinear Pairings and Complexity Assumptions
  2.3 Boneh-Boyen Short Signature Without Random Oracles
 3 Escrowed Deniable Identification
  3.1 Escrowed Deniable Identification Schemes
  3.2 Deniability
  3.3 Impersonation
  3.4 Transferability
 4 Our Construction
  4.1 High Level Idea
  4.2 The Construction
 5 Security Analysis
  5.1 Deniability
  5.2 Security Analysis for Impersonation
  5.3 Security Analysis for Transferability
 6 Conclusion
 References

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  • Pairat Thorncharoensri School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Qiong Huang Department of Computer Science, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
  • Willy Susilo School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Man Ho Au School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Yi Mu School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia
  • Duncan Wong Department of Computer Science, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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