CCA-Secure Key-Aggregate Proxy Re-Encryption for Secure Cloud Storage
Wei-Hao Chen, Chun-I Fan, Yi-Fan Tseng

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new CCA-secure Key-Aggregate Proxy Re-Encryption scheme for cloud storage that reduces key storage costs and is proven secure without random oracle assumptions, with practical implementation and analysis.
Contribution
It presents the first CCA-secure Key-Aggregate Proxy Re-Encryption scheme with constant key size, proven secure in the adaptive model without random oracle, and demonstrates real-world applicability.
Findings
Scheme is proven CCA-secure in the adaptive model
Achieves constant size key storage
Successfully implemented and analyzed in real-world scenarios
Abstract
The development of cloud services in recent years has mushroomed, for example, Google Drive, Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure. Merchants can easily use cloud services to open their online shops in a few seconds. Users can easily and quickly connect to the cloud in their own portable devices, and access their personal information effortlessly. Because users store large amounts of data on third-party devices, ensuring data confidentiality, availability and integrity become especially important. Therefore, data protection in cloud storage is the key to the survival of the cloud industry. Fortunately, Proxy Re-Encryption schemes enable users to convert their ciphertext into others ciphertext by using a re-encryption key. This method gracefully transforms the users computational cost to the server. In addition, with C-PREs, users can apply their access control right on the encrypted data.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCryptography and Data Security · Cloud Data Security Solutions · Cryptography and Residue Arithmetic
