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An efficient and provable certificate-based proxy signature scheme for IIoT environment

Verma et al., 2020

Document ID
16437810567770858570
Author
Verma G
Singh B
Kumar N
Obaidat M
He D
Singh H
Publication year
Publication venue
Information sciences

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Recently, the deployment of sensors and actuators to collect and disseminate data in various applications such as e-healthcare, vehicular adhoc networks (VANETs) and smart factories has revolutionized several new communication technologies. The Internet of …
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