Skip to content

The classifier judged this item not relevant to AI security, so it is left out of lists, feeds, the API and dataset releases. If that is wrong, report a correction on this page.

InfoResearchPeer-reviewed

Accountable-Authority Identity-Based Matchmaking Encryption and Its Application

Published
Record updated

Summary

This research proposes accountable-authority identity-based matchmaking encryption (A-IB-ME), which addresses key escrow and accountability for malicious behavior in IB-ME, where the authority can generate any identity's encryption and decryption keys. In A-IB-ME, the creator of an encipher box or decoder box can be implicated in disputes over key abuse. The authors give a formal definition and construction, a security proof under standard assumptions without random oracles, and a theoretical and experimental performance evaluation. They apply it to privacy-preserving user matching in mobile social networks.