Title | Anonymity 2.0: X.509 Extensions Supporting Privacy-friendly Authentication |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 2007 |
Authors | V. Benjumea, S. G. Choi, J. Lopez, and M. Yung |
Conference Name | Sixth International Workshop on Cryptology and Network Security (CANS’07) |
Series Title | LNCS |
Volume | 4856 |
Pagination | 265-281 |
Date Published | December |
Publisher | Springer |
Conference Location | Singapore |
Abstract | We present a semantic extension to X.509 certificates that allows incorporating new anonymity signature schemes into the X.509 framework. This fact entails advantages to both components. On the one hand, anonymous signature schemes benefit from all the protocols and infrastructure that the X.509 framework provides. On the other hand, the X.509 framework incorporates anonymity as a very interesting new feature. This semantic extension is part of a system that provides user’s controlled anonymous authorization under the X.509 framework. Additionally, the proposal directly fits themuch active Identity 2.0 effort,where anonymity is a major supplementary feature that increases the self-control of one’s identity and privacy which is at the center of the activity. |
Citation Key | VicenteBenjumea2007ba |
Anonymity 2.0: X.509 Extensions Supporting Privacy-friendly Authentication
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