Deniable authentication protocol based on Deffie-Hellman algorithm
Lei Fan, Chunxiang Xu, Junhao Li · Electronics Letters · 2002
Deniable authentication is a new kind of authentication, by which means a receiver cannot prove the source of a message to a third party. A deniable authentication protocol, which is based on the Deffie-Hellman key exchange protocol, is presented. It does not require a trusted third party, and the protocol can resist person-in-the-middle attack.