Quantum circuit-based proxy blind signatures:A novel approach and experimental evaluation on the IBM quantum cloud platform

This paper presents a novel approach to proxy blind signatures in the realm of quantum circuits,aiming to enhance security while safeguarding sensitive information.The main objective of this research is to introduce a quantum proxy blind signature(QPBS)protocol that utilizes quantum logical gates and quantum measurement techniques.The QPBS protocol is constructed by the initial phase,proximal blinding message phase,remote authorization and signature phase,remote validation,and de-blinding phase.This innovative design ensures a secure mechanism for signing documents without revealing the content to the proxy signer,providing practical security authentication in a quantum environment under the assumption that the CNOT gates are securely implemented.Unlike existing approaches,our proposed QPBS protocol eliminates the need for quantum entanglement preparation,thus simplifying the implementation process.To assess the effectiveness and robustness of the QPBS protocol,we conduct comprehensive simulation studies in both ideal and noisy quantum environments on the IBM quantum cloud platform.The results demonstrate the superior performance of the QPBS algorithm,highlighting its resilience against repudiation and forgeability,which are key security concerns in the realm of proxy blind signatures.Furthermore,we have established authentic security thresholds(82.102%)in the presence of real noise,thereby emphasizing the practicality of our proposed solution.

A New Anti-Quantum Proxy Blind Signature for Blockchain-Enabled Internet of Things

Blockchain technology has become a research hotspot in recent years with the prominent characteristics as public,distributed and decentration.And blockchain-enabled internet of things(BIoT)has a tendency to make a revolutionary change for the internet of things(IoT)which requires distributed trustless consensus.However,the scalability and security issues become particularly important with the dramatically increasing number of IoT devices.Especially,with the development of quantum computing,many extant cryptographic algorithms applied in blockchain or BIoT systems are vulnerable to the quantum attacks.In this paper,an anti-quantum proxy blind signature scheme based on the lattice cryptography has been proposed,which can provide user anonymity and untraceability in the distributed applications of BIoT.Then,the security proof of the proposed scheme can derive that it is secure in random oracle model,and the efficiency analysis can indicate it is efficient than other similar literatures.

CONSTRUCTION OF PROXY BLIND SIGNATURE SCHEME BASED ON MULTI-LINEAR TRANSFORM

A general method of constructing proxy blind signature is proposed based on multilinear transform. Based on this method, the four proxy blind signature schemes are correspondently generated with four different signature equations, and each of them has four forms of variations of signs. Hence there are sixteen signatures in all, and all of them are proxy stronglyblind signature schemes. Furthermore, the two degenerated situations of multi-linear transform are discussed. Their corresponding proxy blind signature schemes are shown, too. But some schemes come from one of these degenerate situations are proxy weakly-blind signature scheme.The security for proposed scheme is analyzed in details. The results indicate that these signature schemes have many good properties such as unforgeability, distinguish-ability of proxy signature,non-repudiation and extensive value of application etc.

Publicly Verifiable Distributed Proxy Blind Signature Scheme

In this present paper, we propose a new proxy blind signature scheme, which is publicly verifiable distributed. The algorithm uses the idea of secret sharing schemes to distribute original signer＇s ability and the power of the proxy signer, and ensure the property of publicly verifiable secret sharing schemes. A new concept ＂verifiable time period＂ is also introduced to reduce the time cost in the period of verifications and increases the efficiency of our scheme.

A Proxy Blind Signature Scheme and an Off-Line Electronic Cash Scheme

To support withdrawing and storing money from all levels of the bank for the customers in the real world, in this paper, we propose a proxy blind signature scheme and an off-line e-cash scheme based on the new proxy blind signature scheme. The pro- posed proxy blind signature is proven secure in the random oracle model under chosen-target computational Diffie-Hellman assump- tions, and the e-cash scheme can satisfy the security requirements of unforgeability, anonymity, and traceability.