Structured for the needs of professionals, as well as graduate level computer science students, this is the first reference to address the methodology, cryptographic and computational demands of a secure web. Using the author's observations of duality in two well-known cryptographic 'primitives', Digital Signatures introduces new strategies and methodologies for designing provably secure group-signatures based on traitor tracing schemes.
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Structured for the needs of professionals, as well as graduate level computer science students, this is the first reference to address the methodology, cryptographic and computational demands of a secure web. Using the author's observations of duality in two well-known cryptographic 'primitives', Digital Signatures introduces new strategies and methodologies for designing provably secure group-signatures based on traitor tracing schemes.
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