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Zia Ullah Bashir et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Cryptanalysis and improvement of a blind multi-document signcryption scheme

Zia Ullah Bashir et al., 2021

Document ID
7360060748898176704
Author
Zia Ullah Bashir M
Ali R
Publication year
Publication venue
Cryptologia

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Blind signcryption is used to maintain the anonymity and privacy of the sender from other participants in an unsecured public network. It has vast applications for privacy related mechanisms such as electronic voting and electronic auction systems. Various blind …
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