[Resource Topic] 2016/567: Adversary-dependent Lossy Trapdoor Function from Hardness of Factoring Semi-smooth RSA Subgroup Moduli

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Title:
Adversary-dependent Lossy Trapdoor Function from Hardness of Factoring Semi-smooth RSA Subgroup Moduli

Authors: Takashi Yamakawa, Shota Yamada, Goichiro Hanaoka, Noboru Kunihiro

Abstract:

Lossy trapdoor functions (LTDFs), proposed by Peikert and Waters (STOC’08), are known to have a number of applications in cryptography. They have been constructed based on various assumptions, which include the quadratic residuosity (QR) and decisional composite residuosity (DCR) assumptions, which are factoring-based {\it decision} assumptions. However, there is no known construction of an LTDF based on the factoring assumption or other factoring-related search assumptions. In this paper, we first define a notion of {\it adversary-dependent lossy trapdoor functions} (ad-LTDFs) that is a weaker variant of LTDFs. Then we construct an ad-LTDF based on the hardness of factorizing RSA moduli of a special form called semi-smooth RSA subgroup (SS) moduli proposed by Groth (TCC’05). Moreover, we show that ad-LTDFs can replace LTDFs in many applications. Especially, we obtain the first factoring-based deterministic encryption scheme that satisfies the security notion defined by Boldyreva et al. (CRYPTO’08) without relying on a decision assumption. Besides direct applications of ad-LTDFs, by a similar technique, we construct a chosen ciphertext secure public key encryption scheme whose ciphertext overhead is the shortest among existing schemes based on the factoring assumption w.r.t. SS moduli.

ePrint: https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/567

Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVHEB5xYtPQ

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