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Nowadays, with the explosive growth of the network technologies many new applications and services have been developed on Internet. World Wide Web can provide these services provided without the limitation of time and location. Obviously, the number of user is dramatically increasing from amount of the visitations of web pages. In our previous work, we proposed an algorithm to discover more significant...
Baculovirus has emerged to be a promising gene delivery vector and adipose-derived stem cells have captured interests for bone regeneration. Massive segmental defects arising from trauma or tumor resection remain a challenging clinical problem. To heal massive, segmental bone defects using adipose derived stem cells (ASCs), which alone cannot heal large defects, we hypothesized that sustained expression...
In this paper, a provably secure short certificateless proxy signature scheme is presented. It is an efficient proxy signature scheme with the shortest signature length compared with the other existing proxy signature schemes from pairings. It satisfies all the properties required for a proxy signature. We also provide complete security proofs for our new scheme. Our scheme is proved secure in the...
This paper puts forward a secure construction of certificateless aggregate signature scheme using bilinear maps. The security of our scheme is based on the infeasibility of the Computational Diffie-Hellman problem and is formally proven in the strongest security model of certificateless aggregate signature schemes. Due to its security and free of certificate management, it may have practical applications...
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