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Title:
Unconditionally Secure Revocable Storage: Tight Bounds, Optimal Construction, and Robustness
Authors: Yohei Watanabe, Goichiro Hanaoka, Junji Shikata
Abstract:Data stored in cloud storage sometimes requires long-term security due to its sensitivity (e.g., genome data), and therefore, it also requires flexible access control for handling entities who can use the data. Broadcast encryption can partially provide such flexibility by specifying privileged receivers so that only they can decrypt a ciphertext. However, once privileged receivers are specified, they can be no longer dynamically added and/or removed. In this paper, we propose a new type of broadcast encryption which provides long-term security and appropriate access control, which we call unconditionally secure revocable-storage broadcast encryption (RS-BE). In RS-BE, privileged receivers of a ciphertext can be dynamically updated without revealing any information on the underlying plaintext. Specifically, we define a model and security of RS-BE, derive tight lower bounds on sizes of secret keys required for secure RS-BE, and propose a construction of RS-BE which meets all of these bounds. Our lower bounds can be applied to traditional broadcast encryption. Furthermore, to detect an improper update, we consider security against modification attacks to a ciphertext, and present a concrete construction secure against this type of attacks.
ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/064
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