Distributed attribute-based encryption method supporting fine-grit attribute revocation on lattice
An attribute-based encryption and fine-grained technology, applied to key distribution, can solve the problems of inflexible use, difficulty in ensuring the confidentiality of stored data, and time-consuming
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[0059] A distributed attribute-based encryption method that supports fine-grained attribute revocation on a lattice, the steps of which are:
[0060] A. System initialization
[0061] A1. Generation of system public key and private key
[0062] The system center first randomly selects a prime number q with λ digits according to the set security parameter λ, and then randomly selects a dimension n with a digit smaller than λ and a Gaussian parameter α; 2 The random number m of q, as the number of columns m;
[0063] Then, the system center randomly generates an n-dimensional target vector U, and randomly generates n+1 cancellation matrix B with n rows and m columns j , j∈[0,η]; among them, the target vector U and the cancellation matrix B j The elements in are all random numbers smaller than the prime number q, j is the serial number of the revocation matrix, and η is the number of digits of the user attribute revocation time;
[0064] The system center performs linear secr...
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