Key escrow

Known as: Escrowed encryption, Fair cryptosystem, Key recovery

Key escrow (also known as a “fair” cryptosystem) is an arrangement in which the keys needed to decrypt encrypted data are held in escrow so that…

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2017

Several recent standards, including NIST SP 80056A and RFC 5114, advocate the use of “DSA” parameters for Diffie-Hellman key…

2015

Design of SP networks in which the non-linear layer is applied to only a part of the state in each round was suggested by Gerard…

2012

We present an accountable authority key policy attribute-based encryption (A-KPABE) scheme. In this paper, we extend Goyal’s work…

2012

To combat crime and terrorist organizations, government expects to monitor the suspicious communication but the leak of personal…

2010

In this paper, we propose a routing scheme, called MOSAR, which is able to handle the security classification of packets during…

2005

Cryptography is the ancient science of encrypting messages so that only the sender and receiver can recover them. To achieve this…

2000

During (partial) key escrow, monitoring is a vital phase. So how to monitor a user safely and efficiently is a very important…

1997

Recently, key escrow schemes have been the topic of much debate and confusion. On the one hand, cryptography allows privacy of…

1996

In this paper we present a key escrow system which meets possible requirements for international key escrow, where different…

1994

This paper describes a method for escrowing cryptographic keys, which w e call Failsafe Key Escrow FKE. The method is…