Email this article A New Key Issuing Protocol To Resolve Key Escrow Problem
Abstract
We return to attribute based information sharing plan keeping in mind the end goal to fathom the key escrow issue additionally enhance the expressiveness of characteristic, so that the subsequent plan is all the more well-disposed to distributed computing applications. We propose an enhanced two-party key issuing protocol that can ensure that neither key expert nor cloud specialist co-op can trade off the entire mystery key of a client separately. In addition, we present the idea of quality with weight, being given to upgrade the outflow of characteristic, which cannot just extend the expression from paired to discretionary state, additionally help the many-sided quality of get to approach. Along these lines, both capacity cost and encryption many-sided quality for a cipher text are assuaged.
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