Cryptography, Volume 9, Issue 3

Traceable ring signatures (TRSs) allow a signer to create a signature that maintains anonymity while enabling traceability if needed. It merges the characteristics of traditional ring signatures with the ability to trace signers, making it ideal for...

Chaotic systems, governed by deterministic nonlinear equations yet exhibiting highly complex and unpredictable behaviors, have emerged as valuable tools at the intersection of mathematics, engineering, and information security. This paper presents a...

With the rapid development of big data and artificial intelligence, the problem of image privacy leakage has become increasingly prominent, especially for images containing sensitive information such as faces, which poses a higher security risk. In o...

In several stream cipher designs, Boolean functions (BFs) play a crucial role as non-linear components, either serving as filtering functions or being used within the combining process. The overall strength of stream ciphers mainly depends on certain...

This paper enhances the multikey scenario in the Gentry–Sahai–Waters (GSW) fully homomorphic encryption scheme to increase its real-world applicability. We integrate the advantages of two existing GSW multikey approaches: one enabling dis...

This paper presents a comprehensive register transfer-level (RTL) fault injection study targeting the program counter (PC) of the LEON3 processor, a SPARC V8-compliant core widely used in safety-critical and radiation-prone embedded applications. Usi...

Identity-based cryptography introduced by Shamir (Crypto’84) has seen many advances through the years. In the context of post-quantum identity-based schemes, most of the efficient designs are based on lattices. In this work, we propose an ident...

Cybersecurity represents a critical challenge for data-sharing platforms involving multiple stakeholders, particularly within complex and decentralized systems such as livestock supply chain networks. These systems demand novel approaches, robust sec...

Modern x86 processors incorporate performance-enhancing features such as prefetching mechanisms, cache coherence protocols, and support for large memory pages (e.g., 2 MB huge pages). While these architectural innovations aim to reduce memory access...

Over years of development in secure multi-party computation (MPC), many sophisticated functionalities have been made practical, and multi-dimensional operations occur more and more frequently in MPC protocols, especially in protocols involving datase...