Publication detail
Trade-off between Signature Aggregation and Batch Verification
MALINA, L. HAJNÝ, J. ZEMAN, V.
Original Title
Trade-off between Signature Aggregation and Batch Verification
English Title
Trade-off between Signature Aggregation and Batch Verification
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original Abstract
The paper deals with optimization techniques of digital signatures applied in information and communication ar- chitectures. The techniques called the signature aggregation and batch verification cause two contrary benefits: small computa- tional overhead or small communication overhead, shorter chain of signatures or faster verification process, respectively. In this paper, we analyze and compare aggregate signature schemes and evaluate their efficiency. Moreover, we analyze batch verification and implement it on a group signature scheme.
English abstract
The paper deals with optimization techniques of digital signatures applied in information and communication ar- chitectures. The techniques called the signature aggregation and batch verification cause two contrary benefits: small computa- tional overhead or small communication overhead, shorter chain of signatures or faster verification process, respectively. In this paper, we analyze and compare aggregate signature schemes and evaluate their efficiency. Moreover, we analyze batch verification and implement it on a group signature scheme.
Keywords
Aggregate Signatures, Batch Verification, Cryptography, Digital Signatures, Optimization
RIV year
2013
Released
06.07.2013
ISBN
978-1-4799-0403-7
Book
36th International Conference on Telecommunications and Signal Processing TSP
Pages from
57
Pages to
62
Pages count
5
Documents
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT100483,
author="Lukáš {Malina} and Jan {Hajný} and Václav {Zeman}",
title="Trade-off between Signature Aggregation and Batch Verification",
annote="The paper deals with optimization techniques of
digital signatures applied in information and communication ar-
chitectures. The techniques called the signature aggregation and
batch verification cause two contrary benefits: small computa-
tional overhead or small communication overhead, shorter chain
of signatures or faster verification process, respectively. In this
paper, we analyze and compare aggregate signature schemes and
evaluate their efficiency. Moreover,
we analyze batch verification and implement it on a group
signature scheme.",
booktitle="36th International Conference on Telecommunications and Signal Processing TSP",
chapter="100483",
howpublished="electronic, physical medium",
year="2013",
month="july",
pages="57--62",
type="conference paper"
}