GSEP: an E-Mail Protocol Based on Generalized Signcryption

Ya Li Si

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.397-400.1941

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GSEP: an E-Mail Protocol Based on Generalized Signcryption

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The security in e-mail protocol has received significant research attention. In this paper, an e-mail protocol, GSEP, using improved generalized signcryption scheme is proposed. GSEP can send private e-mail, public e-mail safely, and using key trace to solve the problem of key escrowing, using identity authentication to solve the problem of junk e-mail. The proposed protocol not only improves the information processing capability of e-mail system for its multi-function, but also guarantees the security of transmitting information.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 397-400)

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Ya Li Si

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E-Mail Protocol, Generalized Signcryption, Identity Authentication, Key Trace

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