[Resource Topic] 2012/654: Refine the Concept of Public Key Encryption with Delegated Search

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Title:
Refine the Concept of Public Key Encryption with Delegated Search

Authors: Qiang Tang, Yuanjie Zhao, Xiaofeng Chen, Hua Ma

Abstract:

We revisit the concept of public key encryption with delegated keyword search (PKEDS), a concept proposed by Ibraimi et al. A PKEDS scheme allows a receiver to authorize third-party server(s) to search in two ways: either according to a message chosen by the server itself or according to a trapdoor sent by the receiver. We show that the existing formulation has some defects and the proposed scheme is unnecessarily inefficient. Based on our analysis, we present a refined formulation of the primitive with a new security model. We then propose a new PKEDS scheme, which is proven secure and much more efficient than the original scheme by Ibraimi et al.

ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2012/654

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