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Added Fuzzy Identity based encryption(source: Stanford) to materials
Hiya,
On 08/03/2020 19:38, Sumit Mukhija wrote:
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-- Commit Summary --
- Added Fuzzy Identity based encryption(source: Stanford) to materials
Why's that of interest?
Ta, S.
-- File Changes --
A materials/Fuzzy-IBE.ppt (0)-- Patch Links --
https://github.com/sftcd/cs7053/pull/8.patch https://github.com/sftcd/cs7053/pull/8.diff
Mostly because it points out the way public keys might be weak (The given example with date of birth and characters) even when a unique attribute like email exists. Also, using bio-metric based unique attributes for the public string intrigued me. The presentation explains nicely how the error tolerance with biometrics for IBE would work.
On 08/03/2020 20:33, Sumit Mukhija wrote:
Mostly because it points out the way public keys might be weak (The given example with date of birth and characters) even when a unique attribute like email exists. Also, using bio-metric based unique attributes for the public string intrigued me. The presentation explains nicely how the error tolerance with biometrics for IBE would work.
Hmm. Will take a look in the morning, but gotta admit I am not a fan of IBE.
S.