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Direct Anonymous Attestation (DAA) is a complex cryptographic protocol for remote attestation and provides both signer authentication and privacy. It was adopted by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) as a technical standard. However, the DAA scheme in TCG specifications is designed for the single trusted domain attestation, and cannot be deployed in different trusted domain directly. It limits its...
The problem of hierarchical access control in secure group communications has elicited much interest in the literatures. However, most of the researches to date on hierarchical access control pay more attention to the particular encryption techniques, but considered little about the features of key hierarchies. In hierarchical access control systems, keys are usually organized hierarchically. We analyze...
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