A novel ID-based threshold ring signature scheme competent for anonymity and anti-forgery
Journal
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Pages
502-512
Date Issued
2007-09
Author(s)
Abstract
This study presents an approach to improving the (t, n) ring signature, which permits a signer to sign anonymously. Using fair partitioning to design a new (t, n) threshold ring signature based on bilinear pairing, the study develops a threshold signature method. The proposed method not only permits total signer anonymity, but also resist the signature of an anonymous signer from being forged even in a random oracle mode. Besides, the method is competent for protecting the identity and signature of a signer in regard to the anonymity property of ring signature. Therefore, this method trends suitable for those application complex, such as electronic voting and electronic cash, as well as for democratic management in which members with specific threshold value voice their opinion. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007.
Subjects
Anonymity; Bilinear pairing; Fair partitioning; Ring signature; Threshold signature
SDGs
Other Subjects
Computer crime; Electronic data interchange; Large scale systems; Linear systems; Random processes; Bilinear pairing; Fair partitioning; Ring signatures; Threshold signatures; Electronic document identification systems
Type
journal article