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• Generalized Identity Based and Broadcast Encryption Schemes
D. Boneh, M. Hamburg

Citation
D. Boneh, M. Hamburg. "• Generalized Identity Based and Broadcast Encryption Schemes". Unpublished article, 2008.

Abstract
We provide a general framework for constructing identity-based and broadcast encryption systems. In particular, we construct a general encryption system called spatial encryption from which many systems with a variety of properties follow. The ciphertext size in all these systems is independent of the number of users involved and is just three group elements. Private key size grows with the complexity of the system. One application of these results gives the first broadcast HIBE system with short ciphertexts. Broadcast HIBE solves a natural problem having to do with identity-based encrypted email.

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    href="http://www.truststc.org/pubs/584.html"
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    Broadcast Encryption Schemes</i></a>,
    Unpublished article,  2008.
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    D. Boneh, M. Hamburg. "•	Generalized
    Identity Based and Broadcast Encryption Schemes".
    Unpublished article,  2008.
  • BibTeX
    @unpublished{BonehHamburg08_GeneralizedIdentityBasedBroadcastEncryptionSchemes,
        author = {D. Boneh and M. Hamburg},
        title = {•	Generalized Identity Based and Broadcast
                  Encryption Schemes},
        year = {2008},
        abstract = {We provide a general framework for constructing
                  identity-based and broadcast encryption systems.
                  In particular, we construct a general encryption
                  system called spatial encryption from which many
                  systems with a variety of properties follow. The
                  ciphertext size in all these systems is
                  independent of the number of users involved and is
                  just three group elements. Private key size grows
                  with the complexity of the system. One application
                  of these results gives the first broadcast HIBE
                  system with short ciphertexts. Broadcast HIBE
                  solves a natural problem having to do with
                  identity-based encrypted email. },
        URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/584.html}
    }
    

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