Improvement and security analysis of multi-ring discrete modulation continuous variable quantum secret sharing scheme

In order to avoid the complexity of Gaussian modulation and the problem that the traditional point-to-point communication DM-CVQKD protocol cannot meet the demand for multi-user key sharing at the same time, we propose a multi-ring discrete modulation continuous variable quantum key sharing scheme(MR-DM-CVQSS). In this paper, we primarily compare single-ring and multi-ring M-symbol amplitude and phase-shift keying modulations. We analyze their asymptotic key rates against collective attacks and consider the security key rates under finite-size effects. Leveraging the characteristics of discrete modulation, we improve the quantum secret sharing scheme. Non-dealer participants only require simple phase shifters to complete quantum secret sharing. We also provide the general design of the MR-DM-CVQSS protocol.We conduct a comprehensive analysis of the improved protocol's performance, confirming that the enhancement through multi-ring M-PSK allows for longer-distance quantum key distribution. Additionally, it reduces the deployment complexity of the system, thereby increasing the practical value.

A New Double Layer Multi-Secret Sharing Scheme

Cryptography is deemed to be the optimum strategy to secure the data privacy in which the data is encoded ahead of time before sharing it.Visual Secret Sharing(VSS)is an encryption method in which the secret message is split into at least two trivial images called’shares’to cover it.However,such message are always targeted by hackers or dishonest members who attempt to decrypt the message.This can be avoided by not uncovering the secret message without the universal share when it is presented and is typically taken care of,by the trusted party.Hence,in this paper,an optimal and secure double-layered secret image sharing scheme is proposed.The proposed share creation process contains two layers such as threshold-based secret sharing in the first layer and universal share based secret sharing in the second layer.In first layer,Genetic Algorithm(GA)is applied to find the optimal threshold value based on the randomness of the created shares.Then,in the second layer,a novel design of universal share-based secret share creation method is proposed.Finally,Opposition Whale Optimization Algorithm(OWOA)-based optimal key was generated for rectange block cipher to secure each share.This helped in producing high quality reconstruction images.The researcher achieved average experimental outcomes in terms of PSNR and MSE values equal to 55.154225 and 0.79365625 respectively.The average PSNRwas less(49.134475)and average MSE was high(1)in case of existing methods.

Quantum-Resistant Multi-Feature Attribute-Based Proxy Re-Encryption Scheme for Cloud Services

Cloud-based services have powerful storage functions and can provide accurate computation.However,the question of how to guarantee cloud-based services access control and achieve data sharing security has always been a research highlight.Although the attribute-based proxy re-encryption(ABPRE)schemes based on number theory can solve this problem,it is still difficult to resist quantum attacks and have limited expression capabilities.To address these issues,we present a novel linear secret sharing schemes(LSSS)matrix-based ABPRE scheme with the fine-grained policy on the lattice in the research.Additionally,to detect the activities of illegal proxies,homomorphic signature(HS)technology is introduced to realize the verifiability of re-encryption.Moreover,the non-interactivity,unidirectionality,proxy transparency,multi-use,and anti-quantum attack characteristics of our system are all advantageous.Besides,it can efficiently prevent the loss of processing power brought on by repetitive authorisation and can enable precise and safe data sharing in the cloud.Furthermore,under the standard model,the proposed learning with errors(LWE)-based scheme was proven to be IND-sCPA secure.

Secret sharing scheme with inherited characteristic

To assure the shareholders can look for their ＂legal＂ attorneys to renew the secret, once the secret sharing scheme is initialized, a secret sharing scheme with inherited characteristic is constructed. In this scheme, each shareholder can produce a new share by his algorithm, which is equivalent to the primary one. Together with other shares, the primary secret can be renewed. Since this scheme is constructed not by replacing the primary share with a new share produced by the dealer in his primitive secret sharing scheme, so no matter how much shares the shareholder produces, these shares can not be gathered together to renew the secret in this scheme. Compared with the existing secret sharing schemes, this scheme provides more agility for the shareholders by investing each of them a function but not affect its security.

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.

NEW SECRET SHARING SCHEME BASED ON LINEAR CODE

A secret sharing system can be damaged when the dealer cheating occurs.In this paper,two kinds of secret sharing schemes based on linear code are proposed.One is a verifiable scheme which each participant can verify his own share from dealer's distribution and ensure each participant to receive valid share.Another does not have a trusted center,here,each participant plays a dual-role as the dealer and shadow(or share) provider in the whole scheme.

A New Method to Construct Secret Sharing Schemes Based on Linear Codes

Secret sharing is an important topic in cryptography and has applications in information security. The coding theory has been an important role in the constructing of secret sharing schemes. It is known that every linear code can be used to construct secret sharing schemes. So, we use the parity-check matrix of a linear code to construct secret sharing schemes based on linear codes. We also describe some techniques to recover the secret and determine the access structure of the new scheme. In this paper, we use the Massey＇s secret sharing scheme.

Some Secret Sharing Schemes Based on the Finite Fields

A （t, n）--secret sharing scheme is a method of distribution of information among n participants such that t 〉 1 can reconstruct the secret but （t - 1） cannot. We explore some （k, n）--secret sharing schemes based on the finite fields.

Secret Sharing Schemes Based on the Dual Code of the Code of a Symmetric （v, k, λ）-Design and Minimal Access Sets

Secret sharing has been a subject of study for over 30 years. The coding theory has been an important role in the constructing of the secret sharing schemes. It is known that every linear code can be used to construct the secret sharing schemes. Since the code of a symmetric （V, k, λ）-design is a linear code, this study is about the secret sharing schemes based on C of Fp-code C of asymmetric （v, k, λ）-design.

A Verifiable Multi-Secret Sharing Scheme Based on Hermite Interpolation

A threshold scheme, which is introduced by Shamir in 1979, is very famous as a secret sharing scheme. We can consider that this scheme is based on Lagrange＇s interpolation formula. A secret sharing scheme has one key. On the other hand, a multi-secret sharing scheme has more than one key, that is, a multi-secret sharing scheme has p （〉_ 2） keys. Dealer distribute shares of keys among n participants. Gathering t （〈 n） participants, keys can be reconstructed. Yang et al. （2004） gave a scheme of a （t, n） multi-secret sharing based on Lagrange＇s interpolation. Zhao et al. （2007） gave a scheme of a （t, n） verifiable multi-secret sharing based on Lagrange＇s interpolation. Recently, Adachi and Okazaki give a scheme of a （t, n） multi-secret sharing based on Hermite interpolation, in the case ofp 〈 t. In this paper, we give a scheme ofa （t, n） verifiable multi-secret sharing based on Hermite interpolation.

Efficient Data Integrity Using Enhanced Secret Sharing Scheme for MANET

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks consist of nodes which are wireless and get organized based on the transmission requirement. These nodes are mobile nodes, so they communicate with each other without any fixed access point. This type of network faces several attacks because of its mobility nature. In MANET, black hole attacks may cause packet dropping or misrouting of packets during transmission from sender to receiver. This may lead to performance degradation in the network. To surmount this issue, we propose the modified secret sharing scheme to provide the data protection from unauthorized nodes, consistency of data and genuineness. In this algorithm, initially the identification of black hole attacks is achieved and followed by data protection from malicious nodes and also this scheme checks for the reality of the data. Here, we detect the misbehaviour that is dropping or misrouting using verifiable secret sharing scheme. The proposed algorithm achieves the better packet delivery ratio, misbehaviour detection efficiency, fewer packets overhead and end-to-end delay than the existing schemes. These can be viewed in the simulation results.

A Relationship Between the Weight Enumerators and Minimal Codewords

In this paper using the weight enumerators of a linear [n, k]--code, we give a theorem about minimal codewords. In this n context, we show that while 1 E C if Wmin〉 n/2 in the binary [n, k] --code C, then all of the nonzero codewords of C are 2 minimal. Therefore, we obtain a corollary.

THRESHOLD SCHEMES WITH WEIGHTS

In this paper, we present the model of threshold schemes with weights as a natural generalization of Shamir's threshold scheme and show how to apply the model to construct secret sharing schemes by two examples.

Linear Secret Sharing Schemes and Rearrangements of Access Structures

In this paper we study linear secret sharing schemes by monotone span programs, according to the relation between realizing access structures by linear secret sharing schemes and computing monotone Boolean functions by monotone span programs. We construct some linear secret sharing schemes. Furthermore, we study the rearrangements of access structures that is very important in practice.

Constructions for Anonymous Secret Sharing Schemes Using Combinatorial Designs

In an anonymous secret sharing scheme the secret can be reconstructed without knowledge of which participants hold which shares. In this paper some constructions of anonymous secret sharing schemes with 2 thresholds by using combinatorial designs are given. Let v（t, w, q） denote the minimum size of the set of shares of a perfect anonymous （t, w） threshold secret sharing scheme with q secrets. In this paper we prove that v（t, w, q） - Θ（q） if t and w are fixed and that the lower bound of the size of the set of shares in [4] is not optimal under certain condition.

A Novel Secret Sharing Scheme Based on Minimal Linear Codes

In this paper, we propose a novel space efficient secret sharing scheme on the basis of minimal linear codes, which satisfies the definition of a computationally efficient secret sharing scheme. In the scheme, we partition the underlying minimal linear code into disjoint classes, establishing a one-to-one correspondence between the minimal authorized subsets of participants and the representative codewords of all different classes. Each participant, with only one short share transmitted through a public channel, can share a large secret. Therefore, the proposed scheme can distribute a large secret in practical applications such as secure information dispersal in sensor networks and secure multiparty computation.

A trapdoor one-way function for verifiable secret sharing

This paper proposes a(t,n)-threshold verifiable secret sharing scheme with changeable parameters based on a trapdoor one-way function.This scheme consists of a generation phase,a distribution phase,an encoding phase and a reconstruction phase.The generation and distribution phases are,respectively,based on Shamir’s and Feldman’s approaches,while the encoding phase is based on a novel trapdoor one-way function.In the reconstruction phase,the shares and reconstructed secret are validated using a cryptographic hash function.In comparison with existing schemes,the proposed scheme leaks no direct information about the secret from public information.Furthermore,unlike some existing schemes,the generation and distribution phases of the proposed scheme are both independent of the secret.This feature leads to a number of advantages over existing approaches such as the dealer’s ability to perform the following modifications without updating the shares(i)modify the secret and(ii)adjust the threshold parameters of the scheme.Furthermore,each participant receives a single share,and designated participants can be given the privilege of choosing their own shares for reconstructing a secret S.Moreover,the proposed scheme possesses a high level of security which is inherited from the schemes of Shamir and Feldman,in addition to the trapdoor one-way function and the employed cryptographic hash function.

Consensus with preserved privacy against neighbor collusion

This paper proposes a privacy-preserving algorithm to solve the average-consensus problem based on Shamir's secret shar-ing scheme,in which a network of agents reach an agreement on their states without exposing their individual states until an areement is reached.Unlike other methods,the proposed algoritm renders the network resitant to the cllusion of any given number of nighbors(even with all nighbor'clluling).Another virtue of this work is that such a method can protect the network consensus procedure from eavesdropping.