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efficient pairing computation on ordinary elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2
Zhang Xusheng; Lin Dongdai
2011
Conference NameCryptography and Coding 13th IMA International Conference, IMACC 2011
SourceCryptography and Coding
Pages309-326
Conference Date2011
Conference PlaceOxford UK
Indexed TypeSPRINGER ; EI
ISSN0302-9743
ISBN978-3-642-25515-1
DepartmentSKLOIS Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing China
English AbstractIn pairing-based cryptography, most researches are focused on elliptic curves of embedding degrees greater than six, but less on curves of small embedding degrees, although they are important for pairing-based cryptography over composite-order groups. This paper analyzes efficient pairings on ordinary elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2 from the point of shortening Miller’s loop. We first show that pairing lattices presented by Hess can be redefined on composite-order groups. Then we give a simpler variant of the Weil pairing lattice which can also be regarded as an Omega pairing lattice, and extend it to ordinary curves of embedding degree 1. In our analysis, the optimal Omega pairing, as the super-optimal pairing on elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2, could be more efficient than Weil and Tate pairings. On the other hand, elliptic curves of embedding degree 2 are also very useful for pairings on elliptic curves over RSA rings proposed by Galbraith and McKee. So we analyze the construction of such curves over RSA rings, and redefine pairing lattices over RSA rings. Specially, modified Omega pairing lattices over RSA rings can be computed without knowing the RSA trapdoor. Furthermore, for keeping the trapdoor secret, we develop an original idea of evaluating pairings without leaking the group order.; In pairing-based cryptography, most researches are focused on elliptic curves of embedding degrees greater than six, but less on curves of small embedding degrees, although they are important for pairing-based cryptography over composite-order groups. This paper analyzes efficient pairings on ordinary elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2 from the point of shortening Miller’s loop. We first show that pairing lattices presented by Hess can be redefined on composite-order groups. Then we give a simpler variant of the Weil pairing lattice which can also be regarded as an Omega pairing lattice, and extend it to ordinary curves of embedding degree 1. In our analysis, the optimal Omega pairing, as the super-optimal pairing on elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2, could be more efficient than Weil and Tate pairings. On the other hand, elliptic curves of embedding degree 2 are also very useful for pairings on elliptic curves over RSA rings proposed by Galbraith and McKee. So we analyze the construction of such curves over RSA rings, and redefine pairing lattices over RSA rings. Specially, modified Omega pairing lattices over RSA rings can be computed without knowing the RSA trapdoor. Furthermore, for keeping the trapdoor secret, we develop an original idea of evaluating pairings without leaking the group order.
KeywordMiller&#8217 s Algorithm &#8211 Composite Order Pairing &#8211 Omega Pairing Lattices &#8211 Rsa Ring
SponsorshipThe Institute of Mathematics and its Applications; Cryptomathic Ltd.; Hewlett-Packard Laboratories; Vodafone Ltd.
Language英语
Content Type会议论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16235
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
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Zhang Xusheng,Lin Dongdai. efficient pairing computation on ordinary elliptic curves of embedding degree 1 and 2[C],2011:309-326.
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