Efficient signature-encryption scheme for mobile computation
Haiyong Bao, Guiyi Wei, Jun Shao, Zhenfu Cao · 2011
Mobile communication technologies have been widely utilized in daily lives, many low-computing-power and weakly-structured-storage devices have emerged, such as PDA, cell phones and smart cards, etc. How to solve the security problems in such devices has become a key problem in secure mobile communication. In this paper, we would like to propose an efficient signature-encryption scheme. The security of the signature part is not loosely related to Discrete Logarithm Problem (DLP) assumption as most of the traditional schemes but tightly related to the trapdoor permutation (large integer factoring problem (LIFP)) in the Random Oracle Models. Different from the existing solutions, our scheme introduces a trusted agent of the receiver who can filter the rubbish messages beforehand. Thus, with high efficiency in computation and storage, it is particularly suitable for the above mobile devices with severely constrained resources and can satisfy the security requirements of mobile computations.