Overview
Explore forward secure encryption mechanisms for asynchronous messaging systems in this IEEE Symposium on Security & Privacy presentation. Delve into the concept of puncturable encryption, allowing recipients to update decryption keys without sender communication. Learn how combining puncturable encryption with forward-secure public key encryption achieves practical, low-overhead messaging security. Examine implementation results and performance metrics, and consider the implications of key expiration in secure communication systems.
Syllabus
Intro
Forward Security
Online messaging
Naive approach
Short Public Keys
Forward Secure PKE
Limitation: Latency
Puncturable encryption
Negations in ABE
Adding Negations
Best of both worlds
Performance
Conclusions
Keys must expire...maybe?
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy